Despite the challenging public markets and inflationary economy, the secondary market volume logged $57.8 billion in first half 2022 volume, up modestly from the $54.9 billion in the first half 2021. With the exception of energy funds, volume was flat or up across all alternative investments in the secondary market, according to a report by Setter Capital.
The high response rate and having all 25 of the largest buyers participating meant the respondents to the firm’s survey represented 89.6 percent of the transaction volume, making it the most reliable and exhaustive study of the industry’s activities.
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