In an exclusive interview with SecondaryLink, Co-Founder Julien Marencic explains why the Copenhagen firm is doubling down on small-ticket deals with its new closed-end vehicle.
The firm's $3.1 billion in Q3 secondaries inflows were driven primarily by its tenth private equity and ninth real estate secondary funds.
Insurance investors now account for nearly 25% of the manager's commitments, with parent company EQT eyeing opportunities to combine primary and secondary strategies.
Its next private equity flagship is slated for early 2027, while parent company EQT is laying the groundwork for an infrastructure secondaries platform.
The London-based manager is reportedly expanding its secondaries platform following a record $6.4 billion flagship close in July.
Following the establishment of a dedicated GP-led secondaries team earlier this year, the London-based firm has reportedly secured around €1 billion at first close.
The transaction creates a $2.6 trillion manager spanning public and private markets, including secondaries and semi-liquid investment platforms.
The Geneva-based firm targets late-stage single-asset secondary investments across technology and digital ventures.
The private equity veteran developed the firm's secondaries strategy, leading three transactions across tail-end portfolios, early secondary deals, and a CV.
Qualitas Secondary Opportunities I will invest in LP stakes, GP-led transactions, and late primaries across the European lower mid-market, including the UK.
