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.
The second vintage of the secondary strategy has reached half of its €500 million target, and the programme has completed five investments across GP- and LP-led transactions.
In July, the firm closed its debut program targeting the strategy with more than $5.5 billion in capital commitments.
The Euronext Amsterdam-listed manager is also preparing to launch two additional products focused on credit and infrastructure secondaries.
The manager's debut vehicle, which closed in December, primarily targets secondary LP interests across special situations credit, direct lending, and infrastructure-like private equity.
The fund targets core and core+ infrastructure investments through primaries, secondaries, and co-investments.
Following Coller's recent acquisition by EQT, the two managers also plan to expand into real asset secondaries and develop a secondaries insurance offering.
Prime Diversified Infrastructure Fund I is already 80% committed, with a successor set to launch in the coming months.
At close, the oversubscribed vehicle is more than double the size of its 2021 predecessor.
