Secondary market and liquidity innovation: is private capital entering a new era?
The secondary market in private equity plays a crucial role in providing liquidity for investors.
It enables investors to sell their shares in private equity funds before they reach maturity, thereby increasing portfolio flexibility and diversification.
In addition, the creation of secondary markets can attract a greater number of investors to private equity, due to the greater flexibility of entry and exit. However, it is important to note that the secondary market in private equity can be subject to significant volatility, and asset prices can be strongly influenced by market conditions.
Watch on demandto hear our expert panel:
- Explore strategies and mechanisms that facilitate the transition of illiquid assets into liquid assets. This includes, but is not limited to, the digitization of assets, the use of blockchain technology, and the creation of secondary markets;
- Examine the digitisation of assets, the user of blockchain technology, and the creation of secondary markets;
- Cover the development of the secondary market, and how private capital is changing and disrupting the game;
and more!
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Antoine Colson, CEO and Managing Partner, IPEM
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Benjamin Baumann, Global Head of Secondaries, Mercer |
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Nicholas Pratt, Technology & Operations Editor, Funds Europe Nik has been a financial journalist since 1999, starting as a reporter for Banking Technology and has written for Funds Europe since 2005. As technology and operations editor, Nik also edits the FundsTech report and is a presenter at FundsTech events. He has a master’s degree in Modern and Contemporary Writing and a degree in Philosophy and English Literature from the University of Sheffield. |
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