At a glance
- SiriusPoint announced a $200 million legacy transfer to RiverStone on Nov. 5, moving risk through an insurance legacy transaction rather than a secondary-market trade.
- Fundomo launched Fundomo ME-003, LP at $118.5 million on Nov. 4.
- For LPs weighing a portfolio sale, a day without a secondary close leaves them without a fresh comparable price, while newly registered primary vehicles may add future supply to the secondaries pipeline.
No secondary fund close, continuation vehicle, or secondary offering was disclosed on Nov. 5.
Sequoia Capital launched a $10 billion fund on Nov. 4, and NexGen registered NexGen Buyout Partners Fund II, L.P. at $110.3 million on Nov. 4.
SiriusPoint announced a $200 million legacy transfer to RiverStone on Nov. 5, moving risk through an insurance legacy transaction rather than a secondary-market trade. Princeton Digital Group disclosed a $1.3 billion deal on Nov. 5.
Fundomo launched Fundomo ME-003, LP at $118.5 million on Nov. 4.
For LPs weighing a portfolio sale, a day without a secondary close leaves them without a fresh comparable price, while newly registered primary vehicles may add future supply to the secondaries pipeline.
Sequoia's $10B launch dwarfed the day's other disclosed amounts
Disclosed dollar size of each deal or fund vehicle reported Nov. 4-5, $M
- Sequoia Capital$10K
- Princeton Digital Group$1.3K
- SiriusPoint-RiverStone$200M
- Fundomo ME-003$118.5M
- NexGen Buyout Partners II$110.3M
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| Item | Value ($M) |
|---|---|
| Sequoia Capital | $10K |
| Princeton Digital Group | $1.3K |
| SiriusPoint-RiverStone | $200M |
| Fundomo ME-003 | $118.5M |
| NexGen Buyout Partners II | $110.3M |
Reported by The Wrap desk from Sequoia Capital announcement, SEC filing, SiriusPoint announcement and Princeton Digital Group announcement. Published . Corrections