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ICG to launch evergreen strategy in private wealth pushThe firm plans to launch its Core Private Equity product this year and will invest via secondaries, according to CIO and CEO Benoît Durteste.
Side Letter: PE's crystal ballTakeaways from our latest Future of Private Equity special report. Plus: HarbourVest has a new(ish) CEO; and big names step up to back Astorg's €1 billion continuation fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Impact-linked carryA growing number of firms are using carried interest tied to impact goals to differentiate themselves from an increasingly crowded market. Plus: another US public pension is upping its private markets allocations. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Side Letter: Trust issuesWhat antitrust measures could mean for the private equity industry. Plus: the secondaries market may see yet another offering for the private wealth channel; and why the private markets could have a significant role to play in Malaysia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
GP-leds: Communication from the outsetEarly engagement and regular communication with LPs are vital to avoiding roadblocks in the GP-led secondaries process.
The allure of GP-led secondariesMuted M&A activity and liquidity demands are prompting more sponsors to consider moving assets into continuation funds, but successfully completing a GP-led deal is more easily said than done.
GP-leds: Selecting the right assetsAs supply continues to outstrip demand, it is ever more important to clearly demonstrate why particular assets are well suited to a continuation fund process.
GP-leds: Put your money where your mouth isSponsors and management teams need to demonstrate their commitment to the next phase of growth.
GP-leds: Setting realistic timelinesEven with the best laid plans, GP-led processes can become delayed, but there are steps sponsors can take to mitigate common holdups.
GP-leds: Avoiding legal snagsIf they are not addressed appropriately, legal complexities such as tax issues can knock a deal off track.