Editor's View

Our in-house take on what news, trends and developments affecting the secondaries market means to its different participants. In these weekly commentaries we stir discussion and prompt debate as well as comment on issues important to market participants in a lively and thought-provoking way.

Our crystal ball told us that dealmaking would rebound in 2021, but we didn’t expect the first half to be so big.
Private equity needs to address inequities in pay before talented women and people of colour head for the exits.
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Apollo’s foray into GP stakes investing is unusual for a number of reasons, not least because the deal involves a significant element of reciprocity between the firm and its target partner.
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Our inaugural list celebrates the impact and success of women in private markets.
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Whoever assumes the role of head of private equity at CPP Investments will oversee an asset class that has been one of the biggest contributors to the pension’s net income in recent years.
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Private equity firms believe they're well-positioned to navigate a rise in costs and interest rates, as our report found this week.
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ATP, the €129bn Danish pension, is the latest institutional investor to launch a long-hold strategy. It won't be the last.
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The industry continued to raise capital during the pandemic, contributing to our biggest-ever ranking.
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Research has found that secondaries may not be the J-curve mitigator it’s often touted to be. Does it matter?
As sustainability concerns affect consumer behaviours, aligning portfolio companies with future trends is an opportunity to create value.
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