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In the second half of 2023, we saw an increase in secondaries volume, driven by LP stakes. Why is this and what have been the key drivers of recent activity in the secondaries market around the globe?
Watch our latest webinar, “Precision secondaries: how to reel in the big fish and avoid the unwanted by-catch”, with special guest Harriet Mathews, Funds Editor (Europe) at Mergermarket, alongside Paul Newsome, Head of Investment Solutions, Ralph Būchel, Global Head of Secondaries and David Ng, Senior Vice President. The team debate whether investors get better value from GP-leds or LP stakes, and whether or not diversification can always deliver on its promise – especially when it comes to secondaries.
If you are interested in viewing the full webinar, please get in touch with us at clients@unigestion.com.
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