Secondaries funds investing in private equity opportunities that held their final close between January and the end of September raised $67.69 billion – a 168 percent jump on the same period last year and 46 percent more than the previous record of $46.44 billion raised in Q1-Q3 2020.
In this instalment of Second Thoughts, senior reporter Madeleine Farman and senior editor Adam Le dig further into the numbers to discuss whether 2023 could be a record year for secondaries fundraising; whether the secondaries market will continue to grapple with an under-allocation issue; and whether coffers are beginning to fill versus the opportunities that are out there in the market.
Where private debt opportunity lies today
How lending to the industrial outdoor storage sector is evolving
Exploring the private real estate debt fund ‘ecosystem’
Female empowerment and intersectionality in PE
How to identify a renewables asset
What LPs and GPs look at to make sense of the higher-rate environment
How the secondaries market fared in 2022
Dechert’s PE co-head on the biggest trends in the industry
How PE is navigating interest rate rises globally
Driving LGBTQ+ inclusion in private equity
Who’s investing in infratech?
The window of opportunity for private credit
Jeremy Coller and Nigel Dawn on the future of the secondaries market
LPs rethink role of private equity in portfolios amid higher-rate era
Managing risk in a risk-off European residential real estate market
How PE pros are handling higher interest rates and the slowdown in dealmaking
Can controlled environment agriculture really feed the world?
How domiciling in Jersey can help US managers targeting European capital
The unprecedented uncertainty of energy transition investing
Disruption Matters: Planning for the unknown
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