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Coller Capital and Deutsche Bank expand access to private equity secondaries
Coller Capital and Deutsche Bank expand access to private equity secondaries

Yahoo

time16-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Coller Capital and Deutsche Bank expand access to private equity secondaries

Coller Capital has aligned with Deutsche Bank to make its flagship private equity secondaries fund, CollerEquity, available to professional and qualified individual investors across Asia and selected EMEA countries. The collaboration is designed to bring institutional-quality secondaries exposure to Deutsche Bank Wealth Management clients. It marks a significant step in the democratisation of private market investing, traditionally the preserve of large institutions. Launched in July 2024, CollerEquity is an open-ended fund with over $800m in net assets. It invests in a diversified portfolio of private equity secondary transactions, providing access to Coller Capital's 35-year track record in the market. Moreover, the fund is structured as a Luxembourg-based SICAV and allows monthly subscriptions and quarterly redemptions, with a minimum commitment of €50,000. Jake Elmhirst, partner, head of private wealth secondaries solutions and deputy head of Capital Formation at Coller Capital stated: 'This global distribution partnership with Deutsche Bank will broaden access to CollerEquity through their extensive client network. We look forward to working in close collaboration with the bank's expert advisers to help private wealth investors enhance their portfolios with the additional diversification, j-curve mitigation and attractive risk-return characteristics that private equity secondaries provide.' The cooperation comes as the secondaries sector experiences unprecedented growth, with transaction volume expected to reach $160bn by 2024. As liquidity remains a critical component of private capital strategies, investors are increasingly looking to secondary markets to acquire exposure to seasoned assets while eliminating the customary extended lock-up periods associated with private equity. CollerEquity's portfolio spans multiple geographies, sectors, vintage years, and fund managers, aiming to deliver a blend of absolute and risk-adjusted returns. Marco Zamberletti, global head of advisory solutions at Deutsche Bank Private Bank shared: 'We are delighted to bring our clients access to top-tier private market secondaries opportunities through our partnership with Coller, in line with our focus on driving strong client outcomes and offering enhanced opportunities to build high-quality and resilient portfolios. We consider private markets secondaries as an integral portfolio component for our qualified clients, and we will continuously expand our offering.' The distribution will be supported by Coller's Private Wealth Secondaries Solutions (PWSS) team, which currently has 50 committed specialists worldwide and is backed by the firm's larger platform. In conformity with local legislation, the fund is also available in various other jurisdictions, including Canada, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East. Boris Maeder, managing director and head of international private wealth distribution at Coller Capital added: 'Coller Capital has always been a pioneering investor. Within our wealth strategy that focus on innovation is no different. As investors increasingly seek strategies that are resilient to volatility and changing market conditions, we are seeing stronger than ever appetite for secondaries as a solution. Alongside our partners at Deutsche Bank, we're honoured to be playing a leading role in making private markets more accessible for a widening universe of qualified investors.' With offices spanning London, Zurich, New York, and several key financial hubs, Coller Capital currently manages $40bn across private equity, private credit, and other private market assets. "Coller Capital and Deutsche Bank expand access to private equity secondaries" was originally created and published by Private Banker International, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Deutsche Bank to Sell Coller Secondary PE Fund to Wealth Clients
Deutsche Bank to Sell Coller Secondary PE Fund to Wealth Clients

Bloomberg

time15-05-2025

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Deutsche Bank to Sell Coller Secondary PE Fund to Wealth Clients

Deutsche Bank AG struck a deal with secondaries specialist Coller Capital to sell one of its main funds to wealthy European and Asian clients amid rising demand for alternative investments. The CollerEquity fund has net assets exceeding $800 million of capital in secondary private equity transactions, according to a statement on Thursday. Secondary deals involve a buyer purchasing an existing commitment to a private equity or other fund from an investor that's seeking to exit.

Corsair Capital Announces Close of ~$600 Million Multi-Asset Continuation Vehicle and Secondary Fund
Corsair Capital Announces Close of ~$600 Million Multi-Asset Continuation Vehicle and Secondary Fund

National Post

time08-05-2025

  • Business
  • National Post

Corsair Capital Announces Close of ~$600 Million Multi-Asset Continuation Vehicle and Secondary Fund

Article content Article content LONDON & NEW YORK — Corsair Capital ('Corsair'), a specialist investment firm targeting payments, software, and business services investments in the financial services market, announced that it has successfully raised ~$600 million in commitments closing its first multi-asset continuation vehicle and secondary fund. The transaction was fully capitalized by a group of new and existing limited partners, led by Coller Capital. Article content The continuation fund, Corsair Riva, L.P. (or the 'Fund'), was established to acquire a diversified portfolio of high-performing European portfolio companies across multiple Corsair funds in services, software, and payments. The assets in the Fund are ZEDRA, an international player in trust, corporate and fund administration services, Redpin, a specialist provider of payments and embedded software for international property transactions, and IDnow, a leading continental European identity verification platform provider. A secondary fund was also raised to acquire a majority interest in IDnow. Article content This transaction was designed to prioritize returns and optionality for limited partners, allowing them to take liquidity or continue their exposure to those well-positioned, premier assets. Additionally, the transaction provides the portfolio companies with more time and capital to realize their significant upside potential through the further realization of systemic and repeatable value-creation initiatives already underway, including technology and go-to-market optimization, accretive M&A, and human capital enhancement. Article content 'We are very pleased to announce the successful close of Corsair's first continuation vehicle, driven by enthusiastic support from an esteemed group of limited partners who share in our conviction in the long-term growth prospects of this portfolio of high-performing assets,' said Raja Hadji-Touma, Partner at Corsair. 'We remain focused on delivering strong outcomes for our investors, and this transaction will allow us to provide flexibility to our partners seeking liquidity, as well as continued exposure to those looking to remain invested in these great companies.' Article content 'Corsair has proven itself as a leader in services, software, and payments investing for over 30 years, with a distinct and differentiated ability to unlock true value for portfolio companies operating in complex, regulated industries,' added Edward Wertheim, Partner at Corsair. 'We are proud of the success we've realized in partnership with these companies to date, and we remain focused on leveraging this new incremental capital to continue capitalizing on market tailwinds to grow their market position in the years to come.' Article content Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP served as legal counsel and Lazard served as financial advisor to Corsair. Article content Corsair is a specialist investment firm offering opportunities for investors and solutions for companies across its private markets Buyouts and Infrastructure businesses. The firm's buyouts business is a financial services investor focused on making control investments in three verticals: Payments, Software, and Business Services. The infrastructure business operates as a strategic partnership with Investcorp as of December 2023. Investcorp Corsair focuses primarily on value-add opportunities in transportation, logistics, and associated infrastructure subsectors, blending operating platforms and deep sectoral expertise with equity sponsorship. Corsair has invested $13.6 billion in capital across buyouts and infrastructure since inception. For more information, please visit and follow us on LinkedIn. Article content Article content Article content Article content Article content

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