Infrastructure Secondaries Daily
87% of NAV Meets a $15B Infra Fundraising Push
Monday, July 20, 2026 · 8 min
Jefferies 2025 Global Secondary data puts LP-led fund stakes at 87% of NAV on average, underscoring the cash-value gap as Partners Group closes a $15 billion direct infrastructure program and NAV loans keep moving into LP scrutiny.
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Jefferies 2025 Global Secondary data puts LP-led fund stakes at 87% of NAV on average, underscoring the cash-value gap as Partners Group closes a $15 billion direct infrastructure program and NAV loans keep moving into LP scrutiny.
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- LP-Led Secondaries Explained: Why Funds Sell Below NAV — Angel Investors Network
 # LP-Led Secondaries and the NAV Discount: Why Fund Stakes Trade Below Reported Value LPs selling private equity fund stakes in 2025 got 87% of reported NAV on average, and buyout stakes fetched 92% while venture stakes fetched just 78%, according to the Jefferies 2025 Global Secondary ![LP-Led Secondaries and the NAV Discount: Why…
- Partners Group | — Les Echos Comfi
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