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Keeping tabs on what some of last year's roster have been up to.

The growth of special purpose acquisition companies last year added more than $40bn to the pile of capital chasing buyout deals, according to the consulting firm's latest report.

Their success provides lessons for the next generation and sheds light on what the industry needs to do to be more inclusive.

One glaring gap that still exists in private equity is at the deal partner level, including on investment committees, where there is a dearth of female voices.

The small print of some recent deals is some of the most seller-friendly in the secondaries market. Could this new dynamic be here to stay?

The swift growth of the secondaries market means it is a struggle to find people with the right skills and the pivot towards GP-led deals has added to this.

Already a fast-expanding part of the secondaries market, GP-led deals have rocketed since last summer. We consider the factors igniting growth.

Access to information is key in mitigating conflict of interest concerns in secondaries deals, especially GP-leds. Here are five tips.

Co-GP relationships, reps and warranties insurance, and sponsors of all shapes and sizes using secondaries capital are just around the corner.

Grabbing market share and expanding into new regions, the deal type's accelerated evolution has put it on course for further growth.