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Why secondaries are here to stayRavi Viswanathan of NewView Capital says secondaries are becoming a structural part of the venture market, not just a short-term solution.
NEA spin-out NewView targets $700m for venture secondariesNewView was spun out of Silicon Valley venture giant NEA in 2018 through a $1.35bn secondaries deal backed by Goldman Sachs and Hamilton Lane.
Venture capital’s 2024 Rising Stars: M-SSandra Malmberg, Mike Morgan, Camila Noordeloos and Ankit Sud are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fifth consecutive list.
NEA runs large strip sale on numerous assets as GPs hunt for liquidityThe deal, which hit the market in November, could total more than $1 billion depending on its final structure, sources say.
NEA runs large strip sale on numerous assets as GPs hunt for liquidityStrip sales, along with tender offers, structured/preferred equity and secondary directs, represented around 20% of the about $18bn in GP-led volume in the first half.
Why VC secondaries are having a momentAt a recent event focused on 'the future of venture secondaries,' GPs and LPs shared the reasons they are so keen about the space.
Here are the 9 VCs in MassPRIM's diverse-manager portfolioOf the $424m MassPRIM committed to diverse managers last year, $158m went to four managers of venture capital and/or growth funds.
MassPRIM dedicated over $400m to diverse-owned PE managers in 2022Many LPs are focusing on re-ups with existing relationships due to the current economic landscape. LPs with dedicated programs may serve as a valuable lifeline for emerging and diverse-owned managers.
Friday Letter: How Rising Stars are lighting a path for a brighter futureOn top of excelling in their primary roles, many of this year’s Rising Stars spend significant amounts of time helping to bring underrepresented groups into the industry.
Venture capital’s 2023 Rising Stars (3 of 4)Brian Lucksinger, Kleida Martiro, Rebecca Mitchem and Armand Obreja are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fourth consecutive list.