HarbourVest explores how permanent capital structures are poised to transform private markets for wealth management and institutional investing.
HarbourVest's FTSE 250-listed trust, which has a 29% allocation to secondaries, first announced plans in April to narrow its persistent discount to NAV.
Ares explores why evergreen funds exist, how they differ from traditional drawdown funds and the tradeoffs between liquidity and long-term returns.
The British private bank will reportedly give wealth clients access to KKR's $8.5 billion private equity and $7.7 billion infrastructure funds.
The former Sixth Street Senior Advisor will oversee portfolio construction for the firm's solutions, including credit secondaries and direct credit.
We dive into the June performance, portfolio composition, and other details of the FTSE 250-listed fund, which targets investments through primaries, secondaries, and co-investments.
The Morgan Stanley veteran will help scale the firm's business, which provides investors with access to its private markets strategies, including secondaries.
Belasko examines how LTAFs, pension reforms and operational requirements are shaping private market access in the UK.
RSM examines the fundraising, regulatory, and distribution trends driving increased adoption of evergreen fund structures.
In this episode of the 'How I Invest' podcast, Host David Weisburd speaks with HarbourVest's Scott Voss on why continuation vehicles and evergreen structures are transforming private markets.
