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Nadim Vasanji, Managing Director, discusses the innovation taking place across private markets to enable engagement with new investor segments.
The third quarter of 2025 marked a resurgence in private equity deal activity, accompanied by renewed momentum in global M&A and a cautiously reopening IPO window. Against this backdrop, the secondary market continues to grow, benefiting from several distinct trends — some are cyclical in nature, while many are secular forces driving lasting use and adoption.
The third quarter of 2025 featured further evidence of broadly resilient performance from the private credit market, despite many economists pointing to mixed economic indicators and a growing sense of uncertainty within the market.
On this episode of the Private Equity Fast Pitch podcast, Northleaf's Managing Director, Matthew Sparks, discusses Northleaf's private equity capabilities and the firm's position in the mid-market.
In the latest issue of Infrastructure Investor, Northleaf's Jamie Storrow discusses the importance of diversifying risk exposure in the current environment.
In this article from Private Equity International, Shane Feeney shares his observations on the secondaries market and discusses current opportunities in mid-market secondaries.
On this InsuranceAUM.com podcast, Northleaf's Jon McKeown discusses how applying a portfolio-level perspective through analytical frameworks can inform better investment decisions.
Market volatility through the second quarter of 2025 continues to impact investor confidence. However, the secondaries market is seeing growing momentum. Private equity has historically generated attractive returns through market cycles.
Music royalty investments are a form of asset-based investing, backed by music copyrights that generate income through streaming, downloads, performances, and placements in media.
Private credit continued to provide investors with attractive risk-adjusted returns and contractual cash yield in Q2-25. Given its defensive characteristics, private credit has performed well through periods of market volatility and has historically delivered lower loss rates relative to leveraged loans and high yield debt.