This Humphreys Law article discusses PE secondaries as a mainstream asset class, spanning LP and GP-led deals, transfer agreements, valuations, conflicts, and regulatory scrutiny.
Maples Group examines how GP entity choices shape borrowing capacity, security structures, lender diligence, and overall fund finance execution across Cayman Islands fund formation.
DMX Partners breaks down the key legal, pricing, and execution considerations shaping these increasingly common secondary transactions.
Mayer Brown examines the evolving legal and governance framework for continuation vehicles as regulatory uncertainty, ILPA guidance, and litigation reshape GP-led transactions.
Haynes Boone analyzes the key underwriting, collateral, and due diligence considerations shaping fund finance for continuation vehicle transactions.
Werksmans Attorneys highlights the legal, governance, and market developments supporting new liquidity solutions for South African private equity investors.
Osler examines key legal, regulatory, pricing, and conflict management considerations for sponsors and investors in GP-led transactions.
Willkie examines the growing use of top-up representations and warranties insurance in GP-led secondary transactions and the factors driving its adoption.
Reed Smith explores how innovative liquidity structures are expanding the options available to private fund investors beyond traditional exits.
Jefferies examines the structural drivers behind Europe's growing role in GP-led secondaries and continuation vehicle activity.
