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Private markets have historically required investors to accept longer holding periods. In return, they expect more controlled exits and consistent value creation. However, that expectation is now being tested. Over the past 18 to 24 months, private equity markets have shifted. The number of potential sellers now exceeds the number of natural buyers. Distributions have slowed, DPI has declined, and assets are remaining in portfolios longer than expected. This situation results

There’s been an uptick in secondary market activity after a slowdown observed in 2022 and early 2023, Crunchbase reports. In the last...

As we step into the heart of March, the financial landscape is pulsating with energy and possibilities, particularly within the dynamic...