The Allocator’s Atlas is a specialized webinar series designed for LPs, where you’ll gain valuable insights and expert perspectives to effectively navigate your investment strategies and portfolio management.
As liquidity pressures increase, aging private market funds have emerged as a considerable structural concern for institutional investors. With hundreds of billions of dollars committed to funds that are over ten years old, allocators are confronting a new set of questions around private capital pacing, liquidity, and performance.
In our latest Allocator’s Atlas webinar, PitchBook analysts were joined by experts from Upwelling Capital Group, whose recent publication, No Country for Old Funds, offers one of the most comprehensive looks at the rise of tail-end funds and their implications for LPs.
They examined how the exit landscape, shifts in return profiles, and secondaries market dynamics are influencing institutional strategies in response to these evolving challenges.
Key topics
- How and why tail-end NAV is accumulating across private equity portfolios
- Navigating aging fund exposure and ways to identify potential problems
- What tail-end dynamics reveal about broader private capital liquidity trends
- GP-led solutions and the evolving role of continuation vehicles
