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Swiss LP adviser InPact enters infra secondaries, eyes PE GP-leds

The institution is looking to boost its infrastructure exposure and eyeing further opportunities in private equity and real estate secondaries, says founder and CEO Antoine Prudent.

QIC targets shorter plays amid PE’s liquidity crunch

Co-investments and single-asset CVs offer investors ‘greater control’, partner Zach Jackson says.

Secondaries’ emerging leaders: GP-leds to become a proactive portfolio management tool

The GP-led market will become ‘indistinguishable’ from the sponsor-to-sponsor market over the next five years as PE firms seek to gain access to companies via CVs, one 2026 Next Gen Leader says.

CV pricing strengthens amid growing buyer competition

New market entrants are seeking to pre-empt auction processes to ‘differentiate themselves’, according to Lazard’s Kevan Comstock.

ICG backs Onex’s Ryan again in CV-on-CV process

The process comes three years after Onex first moved the tax services provider into a single-asset continuation fund.

UBS taps DC Advisory for director hire in latest boost to EMEA advisory

The director reunites with Michael Wieczorek, who joined UBS to head its EMEA secondaries advisory unit late last year from DC Advisory.

Hollyport backs Viking Growth’s €160m CV for Talentech

Recruitment software platform Talentech has already been the subject of a CV, having been moved into a multi-asset vehicle by joint owner Verdane earlier this year.

What Novo Holdings’ Asia head wants from CVs

The investment manager for Denmark’s Novo Nordisk Foundation put capital into a private equity continuation fund in Asia last year alongside KKR, Amit Kakar tells Secondaries Investor.

New 2ND Capital eyes Q4/Q1 close as flagship nears $1bn

Fund IV, which is targeting $1.25bn, has recently been activated and has closed on its first deal, Secondaries Investor has learned.

Infra’s single assets: From liquidity tool to access strategy

The single-asset secondaries market within infrastructure is blooming. However, discipline, alignment and entry valuations remain critical to ensuring buyers bag a good deal, writes Stafford’s William Greene.