Why Liquidity Demand Is Fueling the Secondaries Market
Private markets were built around a simple bargain: accept years of illiquidity in exchange for access to assets that public markets cannot easily provide. That bargain becomes harder to sustain when investors need to rebalance portfolios, meet cash requirements or respond to changing allocation targets. The secondaries market is becoming the mechanism that helps reconcile […]
The Rise of Continuation Funds in Private Equity
The traditional private equity exit was built around a relatively simple sequence: buy a business, improve it, and sell it within the life of a fund. That timetable is becoming more flexible. Continuation funds have emerged as one of the mechanisms allowing investors and managers to separate the need for liquidity from the decision to […]
The Private Equity Secondaries Boom: Why Investors Are Buying Old Funds
Private markets are entering a new phase of maturity. For decades, investors accepted that committing capital to private equity meant locking money away for years with limited flexibility. Today, however, the rapid expansion of private equity secondaries is reshaping that assumption. Rather than waiting for funds to reach the end of their investment cycle, institutional […]
