Why are investment firms buying private equity secondaries companies?

In this Mink Learning video, we will talk about why investment firms are buying private equity secondaries companies.
0:00 - Introduction
0:11 - Franklin Templeton bought Lexington Partners
0:22 - PGIM acquired Montana Capital Partners
0:34 - Mackenzie Investments and Great-West Lifeco acquired an interest in Northleaf Capital Partners
1:04 - Why are investment firms buying private equity secondaries companies
3:24 - Summary of why are investment firms buying private equity secondaries companies
3:43 - Final Thought
4:53 - Mink Learning's Offerings
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[@ernestoborge3407]

Very interesting! Thanks!

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks so much, Ernesto!

[@thedanikpryanik]

great content but too much hand movements/slow pace; like teaching English to non-native speakers. so, by investment firms buying access to secondaries funds, do you mean like access to information (i.e., portfolio companies/economics)? or they actually invest as LPs in secondaries funds? or do they get separate funds or accounts from secondaries firms?