NEPC’s Josh Beers was recently quoted in The Wall Street Journal’s Pro Private Equity report on the rapid growth of secondary fundraising, where he discussed how larger funds give firms greater flexibility and deal-making power. Visit The WSJ Pro Private Equity Report to read the full article.
Secondary fundraising remains robust in 2025 with many established firms raising much larger capital pools than they did in the past and newcomers making a mark with sizable debut funds.
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Larger funds can give firms more flexibility to pursue bigger deals and the firepower to lead such deals, according to Joshua Beers, a partner at investment consultant NEPC, which advises institutional investors on their portfolios.
“Having a sizable pool of capital puts you in an advantageous position,” he said.
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