Secondaries

The Q2 2026 PitchBook Private Capital Indexes report provides quarterly return benchmarks for each of the seven asset classes in the private market industry.

The sector’s share of global GP-led secondary PE exit value has doubled since 2023.

The $2B AUM firm is looking to replicate its real estate strategy into PE, infrastructure and private credit in Asia

Some LPs are using secondary-market pricing to assess the accuracy of managers’ reporting, then using it to decide on who to back.

Most LPs are choosing to cash out of continuation vehicles, and it is often less about the asset than the clock, the mandate and the process.

The Q1 2026 PitchBook Benchmarks (with preliminary Q2 2026 data) leverages a differentiated data collection process that results in one of the most robust fund performance datasets in the market.

The Pennsylvania firm, part of a family-owned business and investment group linked to industrialist Donald C. Graham, will do primary and secondary deals with the new pool.

Sellers are increasingly willing to cut their losses, while buyers’ appetite for risk is starting to return.

Andrew D’Anna on how the Forge acquisition fits into the brokerage’s alts roadmap.

The Chicago fund-of-funds manager is looking to back single-asset continuation funds alongside existing managers in its portfolio.

Brokerage giant touts the scale of its customer accounts and heritage, but still faces formidable barriers in private assets.

Secondaries investors have sailed into India on several independent tailwinds.

The Q2 2026 Global Private Market Fundraising Report offers a definitive review of the private market fund landscape with fundraising, cash flow, dry powder, and AUM data across geographies and seven strategies, including private equity and venture capital.

The Luxembourg-based firm’s latest vehicle is almost double the size of its predecessor.

Adams Street spinout Fairway Capital Management is betting that small, nimble funds hold an edge when it comes to an asset class that is inherently capacity-constrained.

Franklin Templeton’s $1.5 billion deal is the latest in a wave of CFOs, even as regulators grow warier of the insurance risks the structures are meant to manage.

Rebounding M&A and AI mania have not reversed the slide into irrelevance for many PE fund managers, according to new data from PitchBook.

With their focus on deep underwriting and sector expertise, they represent a challenge to those that have long dominated the market.