Over the past two decades, the secondary investment thesis has evolved from a purely opportunistic strategy – bringing liquidity to fund investors seeking to exit predominantly tail end illiquid commitments – to a more constructive strategy, in which both general partners and limited partners can leverage secondaries to better manage their portfolios and generate strong returns. This session will explore this evolution and the increasingly important role secondary transactions are playing in the growing private equity asset class.

Supported by Northleaf Capital Partners