Family offices seize on secondaries as private-equity exits dry up
Family offices are increasingly turning to the secondary market — buying existing private equity stakes at a discount — to manage liquidity, diversify portfolios and access capital tied up in long-held private investments. The appeal lies in flexibility and shorter holding periods, though the strategy presents liquidity risks when secondary…
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