The SecondaryLink team is excited to announce the launch of Breaking News Alerts, a faster and more personalized way to stay on top of developments shaping the secondary market.
Subscribers can now receive real-time email notifications tailored to their interests, helping them stay informed on relevant stories, deals, research, and job listings immediately upon being published by SecondaryLink.
Build a personalized news feed by tracking:
- Firms such as specific buyers, advisors, lenders, and law firms;
- Topics including fundraising, deals, innovation, and new entrants;
- Deal Types such as LP-leds, GP-leds, direct secondaries, and GP stakes;
- Strategies including venture capital, infrastructure, real estate, energy, and credit;
- Geographies such as Europe, Asia, and emerging markets.
Getting started takes just three steps.
Step 1: Open Breaking News preferences
Go to Email Preferences, then select "Breaking News."
Step 2: Choose what you want to follow
Search for and select the Firms and Categories you want to receive real-time alerts about.
Step 3: Save your preferences
Click Save to activate your alerts.
And now you're ready to receive matching stories, research reports, deals, and job listings directly to your inbox. It's that easy!
"Breaking News Alerts give fund managers a simple way to track SecondaryLink coverage mentioning their own firm, as well as monitor competitor activity, fundraising, partnerships, and deals" said SecondaryLink CEO Brian McGrath. "Advisors and service providers can also track clients, competitors, prospects, counterparties, sectors, and themes relevant to their business, without having to repeatedly check the platform for updates."
Integration and Access
The new feature is now available to all SecondaryLink news subscribers and can be configured directly through the Email Preferences section of the platform.
To learn more about or start accessing SecondaryLink, please reach out to [email protected].
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