King & Spalding lawyers discuss recent trends in private credit secondaries, including direct secondaries, GP-led and LP-led deals as well as upcoming regulatory changes.
State Street examines the growth in private credit secondaries and their role in institutional portfolios amid rising liquidity needs and credit dispersion.
Troutman Pepper examines the key legal and structural considerations lenders should assess in private credit continuation fund transactions.
Setter Capital's latest survey highlights key trends in pricing, transaction volume, and investor demand across the global secondary market.
Mayer Brown examines the evolving legal and governance framework for continuation vehicles as regulatory uncertainty, ILPA guidance, and litigation reshape GP-led transactions.
Haynes Boone analyzes the key underwriting, collateral, and due diligence considerations shaping fund finance for continuation vehicle transactions.
Configure Partners analyzes the opportunities and challenges facing GP-led secondaries as the market enters a period of increased realization activity.
Werksmans Attorneys highlights the legal, governance, and market developments supporting new liquidity solutions for South African private equity investors.
Osler examines key legal, regulatory, pricing, and conflict management considerations for sponsors and investors in GP-led transactions.
Configure Partners examines how private credit CVs are evolving as tools for liquidity, duration management, and portfolio retention.
