We firmly believe that the main focus of independent fund directors should be on risk. Actively managing the “upside” is the job of the
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Private equity secondary market update
It is getting hard to argue that private equity is an illiquid asset class. With record amounts of capital seeking to be deployed in
January 31, 2017 →Lehman products – time to say goodbye?
Is it worth to still hold on to investment products issued by Lehman Brothers? Or is it time to say goodbye, sell these products
October 10, 2016 →Multiplicity wins the award of “Best in Illiquid Portfolio Solutions”
Multiplicity Partners, the specialist for private market transactions, has been elected as “Best in Illiquid Portfolio Solutions” in the Global Fund Awards 2016. The
June 10, 2016 →Fund governance – independence is not enough
At Multiplicity Partners, we have observed many investments funds that failed. Funds that failed to deliver the liquidity promised to investors, failed to properly
January 31, 2016 →Multiplicity to simplify secondary sales process for illiquid assets held at Swiss banks
In 2015 Multiplicity Partners, the specialist for illiquid and distressed assets, observed a 100% year-on-year increase in the number of illiquid assets tendered for
January 15, 2016 →Multiplicity elected as Secondaries Advisers of the Year – Switzerland
Multiplicity Partners, the specialist for impaired, distressed and illiquid investments, has been elected as the Secondaries Advisers of the Year in Switzerland. This award
February 24, 2015 →It’s time for active portfolio management
If you ever consider rebalancing your private equity allocation, the time is now. As a result of record amounts of capital committed to private
January 31, 2015 →Life settlements – marked-to-myth
A common feature of illiquid assets is that price expectations of sellers and buyers do not match, with these wide spreads resulting in non-functioning
January 23, 2015 →Swiss private banks start to offload leaving clients’ illiquid legacy investments
Multiplicity Partners, the Zurich-based specialist for distressed and illiquid investments, sees a strong acceleration of requests for secondary market exits by Swiss private banks
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