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Side Letter: What families want from direct PE; a16z's retail bet; Altas plays long gameIn light of Monday's state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, there will be no Side Letter until Tuesday. Multi-family office Stonehage Fleming launches deal platform. Plus: Venture giant a16z is betting on massive retail demand for alternatives; and long-hold specialist Altas is aggressively bolstering its ranks. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Our SI 50 ranking shows the changing shape of the secondaries marketThough this year’s ranking of the biggest secondaries fundraisers has a different name at number one for the first time ever, many of the most interesting subplots can be found further down.
SI 50: Secondaries scales new heightsEven amid today’s rocky macro environment, the industry’s biggest fundraisers continue to pull in more capital
Arizona PSPRS confirms $50m commitment to StepStone VC Opportunities VIIThe Phoenix-based public pension has backed StepStone Group's venture capital vehicle.
Growth secondaries: When the price is not quite rightThe booming secondaries market for growth assets is on pause, although deals can still happen if sponsors offer a discount.
LPs: Employee ownership initiative will lead to ‘better financial outcomes’Investor group ILPA will advise Ownership Works as it helps investors develop shared ownership structures at portfolio companies.
TRS Illinois confirms $400m in commitmentsThe US-based public pension has backed six private equity funds.
Secondaries M&A: Changing of the guardWhile few established secondaries firms remain independent after a glut of M&A transactions last year, more groups than ever are seeking a seat at the table in the expanding marketplace.
BCFPERS commits to three private equity fundsThe institution commits $50m to three private equity funds.
StepStone Group: A climate of changeInnovative technology and business models mean the opportunity set around climate risk is expanding, say StepStone Group’s Suzanne Tavill and Bhavika Vyas.