Collyer Law examines how CVs are becoming mainstream liquidity and portfolio-management tools across the Asia-Pacific.
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.
Osler examines key legal, regulatory, pricing, and conflict management considerations for sponsors and investors in GP-led transactions.
Willkie examines the growing use of top-up representations and warranties insurance in GP-led secondary transactions and the factors driving its adoption.
Reed Smith explores how innovative liquidity structures are expanding the options available to private fund investors beyond traditional exits.
Skadden examines the rise of continuation vehicles as an exit tool, highlighting benefits, conflict risks, and evolving structures.
Akin examines how secondaries, NAV financing and asset-based structures are reshaping liquidity solutions for private equity amid prolonged exit constraints.
Mayer Brown examines the legal, governance, and lending risks surrounding continuation vehicles as their use expands across private markets.
Canadian law firm Fasken outlines the complexity of CV processes and the GP-LP tensions they can create, as highlighted by a recent Delaware court dispute.
