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Secondaries give LPs a more diversified exposure to the asset class, said managing partner Nitin Gupta.
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The vehicle is 70% bigger than its predecessor.
Greater China
The assets could include China-focused managers such as HSG and Vista.
The secondaries market in India and Southeast Asia is, however, growing well.
The firm is doing more secondaries today than three years ago.
The vehicle will invest across US and Asian private markets strategies.
Rest of Asia
The deal represents one of the first GP-led secondary/continuation fund structures in Korea.
What is leading to the sharpening of buyer discipline is a vintage overhang.
Nearly 53% Asian LPs expect GP relationships to increase.
DealStreetAsia Leadership Roundtable brought together senior practitioners to examine where the market stands.
