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Northleaf Capital Partners: Mid-market magic

Information inefficiencies within the mid-market offer an abundance of opportunities for those with a differentiated platform, says Shane Feeney, global head of secondaries at Northleaf Capital Partners.

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Northleaf on tactical opportunities in the mid-market

A lack of liquidity is creating new opportunities to partner with mid-market managers and their portfolio companies, says head of Northleaf Capital Partners’ private equity programme, Michael Flood.

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Side Letter: When LPs hurt GPs' feelings

GPs' emotional responses to LP ESG concerns. Plus: why private credit's glory days may be gone; and Northleaf opens in Seoul. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

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Northleaf takes 'natural next step’ into the Asia-Pacific market with Seoul office

The office is the firm's 10th globally and will initially focus on investor relations functions.

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Northleaf Capital Partners: Secondaries market widens its net

As the secondaries market matures, the private wealth channel is increasingly likely to embrace its potential, says Shane Feeney, global head of secondaries at Northleaf.

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Behind the growing pool of secondaries capital

Money continues to flow into this most undercapitalised corner of private equity.

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Northleaf Capital Partners: Why structured equity is a tool for all seasons

In a high interest rate environment, structured equity is having its moment in the sun, but it is a strategy that works throughout the economic cycle, says Matt Shafer of Northleaf Capital Partners.

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Northleaf Capital Partners: A surge in secondaries

As pricing rebounds, pent-up supply is returning to the secondaries market, says Northleaf’s global head of secondaries, Shane Feeney.

Northleaf Capital Partners contact information

Offices

marker icon40 King Street West, Suite 5600, Toronto, M5H 3S1, Canada
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMs. Madelin Daviau
Job titleVice President, Investor Relations, Private Equity
LocationToronto, Canada
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Shane Feeney
Job titleMD & Global Head of Secondaries
LocationToronto, Canada
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user imageMr. Jeff Lucassen
Job titleChief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer
LocationToronto, Canada
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user imageMs. Katherine Gurney
Job titleGeneral Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer
LocationToronto, Canada
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Northleaf Capital Partners fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 74

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Commitment dateMay 2026
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Northleaf Capital Partners funds managed

Funds in market: 3

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Open dateSep 2025
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Open dateJun 2024
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Closed funds: 18

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Close dateJan 2023
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How Korean LP appetites for private markets are evolving

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LPs shift to the mid-market: Story of the Year

Pension funds, endowments and asset managers are being drawn to the mid-market's flexibility and wide range of exit options.

Side Letter: LP co-invest restrictions

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