EFTA01389507.pdf

GLDUS133 Georgetown University Endowment What is secondary private equity A primary private equity ("PE") investment is a direct investment into a PE fund at its inception - These funds typically contain few or no underlying assets at the time of investment - They usually have twelve to fifteen years of fund life remaining A secondary PE investment is an investment into existing PE-backed companies - Traditionally via the purchase of fund interests where the buyer acquires the selling investor's interests in a primary fund's remaining assets as well as taking on their commitments to meet capital calls in the future - This is typically 5+years into a primary PE fund's life but can be at any time - Given the absence of trading markets, secondary transactions are less efficient, can be complex and buyers require expertise and resources The secondary private equity market initially developed as a liquidity tool for primary PE investors. It has since expanded over the last two decades to include: - The sale and purchase of Limited Partner ("LP") interests in PE funds - The sale and purchase of direct PE investments and portfolios - Bespoke liquidity solutions for General Partners ("GPs") generally called GP-led restructurings including spin-outs, tail-end restructurings, asset liquidations, LP replacements and bespoke fund extensions Glendower STRiCTLY CONFIDENTIAL Capital CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) DB-SDNY-0093866 CONFIDENTIAL SDNY_GM_00240050 EFTA01389507