Questions & Answers
Common questions about Liqvity and its role in LP-led secondary processes.
Who is Liqvity built for? +
Liqvity is built for institutional sellers, buyers and General Partners participating in liquidity processes involving private fund interests.
What type of secondaries does Liqvity support? +
Liqvity supports LP-led secondaries involving fund interests in private markets.
Is Liqvity a marketplace? +
No. Liqvity is not an open marketplace.
The platform helps institutional buyers and sellers discover one another within a curated environment, then supports the sales process with controlled access, staged information sharing, structured bid collection and clear process records.
How is Liqvity different from existing secondary platforms? +
Liqvity is focused on LP-led secondaries involving private fund interests, not company-level share transactions or broad private markets matching.
The platform is designed around the execution requirements of fund position transfers, including controlled access, staged diligence, structured bids and transfer-related coordination.
Can a seller explore pricing without being obliged to sell? +
Yes. Liqvity allows sellers to assess buyer interest before deciding whether to continue into a fuller transaction process. The seller remains in control of the decision to proceed or discontinue.
How is information shared on Liqvity? +
Information access can be managed by participant role, confidentiality status and process stage, allowing disclosure to reflect the transaction context.
How does Liqvity support bid comparison? +
Liqvity supports structured bid submission so bids can be reviewed on a consistent basis, including price, timing, conditionality and execution considerations.
Where does the GP fit into an LP-led process? +
GPs may initiate liquidity processes for existing LPs or support seller-led transfers involving interests in their funds. Liqvity enables buyer eligibility review, controlled access to sensitive information, consent-related steps and transfer execution within a structured workflow.
Does Liqvity replace advisors? +
The platform is designed to support structured execution and process visibility. Advisors can remain central to positioning, buyer strategy, negotiation and transaction judgement.
How can I access Liqvity? +
Liqvity is available to institutional participants in LP-led secondary processes.
Request access to get started, or contact us to discuss your requirements.
What types of transactions does Liqvity support? +
Liqvity supports LP-led secondary transfers of interests in private market funds and eligible co-investment vehicles, including single positions, portfolios and partial interests. Liqvity does not facilitate direct transfers of shares in underlying portfolio companies.
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