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After an early pandemic lull, the secondaries market has made up for lost time as GP-led deals continue to march forward. But how could new players shape the market? And will LP trades get left in the dust?

Over the past year we have witnessed a potential inflection point for GP-led deals as they grew to nearly half of annual volume in 2020. Here, four of Secondaries Investor’s Next Gen Leaders of Secondaries share their thoughts on the future of GP-leds.

The average size of US-based funds nearly doubled year-on-year in 2020, with most closed funds gathering more than they initially sought.

The pandemic has certainly impacted the secondaries market – and it hasn’t been all bad.

M&A advisory businesses and mega-managers are storming a flourishing secondaries industry. We track the key players to watch.

A wave of GP-led activity helped buoy the secondaries market last year. Now, co-GP relationships and sponsors of all shapes and sizes using secondaries capital are just around the corner.

Creativity is key as the secondaries market evolves and managers maneuver to hang on to their favorite assets.

Annual deal volume was the third-highest ever last year as the market endured the pandemic. Here are five things to know going into H2 2021.

Further Global's latest deal, announced in January, is the pending acquisition alongside TowerBrook Capital Partners of insurer ProSight Global for $586m.