Unquote Private Equity Podcast: Back for secondaries
This week, the Unquote Podcast tackles secondaries - featuring a panel discussion with Mill Reef Capital's Nico Taverna, OTPP's Joe Topley and Ely Place Partners' Daniel Roddick.
As investors pause for breath, the secondaries market has ground to a halt. But when activity begins again, will LPs be willing to take a pricing hit? And where will buyer and seller expectations meet? Katharine Hidalgo sets the scene with Unquote associate editor Denise Ko Genovese before a panel discussion featuring three secondaries specialists.
0:00 – Intro
1:15 – Grinding to a halt
2:03 – Panel discussion with Nico Taverna, Joe Topley and Daniel Roddick
16:40 – Waiting game
Theme music: ©2012 Kick Up The Fire
You can listen to the podcast in the audio player above, as well as your favourite podcasting platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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