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Maturing market attracts a more regular flow of LP and GP sellers as the buyside expands.

More transactions are using a delayed payment structure in a bid to bridge mismatches in pricing expectations.

The secondaries industry is stepping up its reporting of the performance of continuation fund exits.

As lines blur between secondaries and co-investments, a strong rationale remains critical to LPs accepting continuation vehicles, say panelists at PEI Group’s NEXUS summit.

LPs are turning to the secondaries market to address liquidity constraints amid improved pricing, as compelling supply/demand dynamics and structural innovations help fuel LP-led dealflow.

Managers and their service providers may be struggling to interpret new rules governing private funds, but they’re already gathering the resources for the massive new workload.

Firms may have to rethink their operating and accounting models if they want to embrace the potential of private wealth.

Secondaries capital that comes with deep sector expertise may define the next iteration of the GP-led market.

Inside: An emerging managers special issue: Why smaller managers have multiple paths to exit; 10 emerging managers to watch; Expert analysis from Withum, Thayer Street Partners and Parallaxes Capital; Plus much more…

Inside: How LPs are seeking liquidity via secondaries as pricing picks up; The pros and cons of integrating GP stakes and secondaries; Expert comment and analysis from industry leaders; Plus much more…