Record capital flows to Coller’s secondaries platform

Binaya Dahal

Editorial Intern, Financial Newswire

15 January 2026

Coller Capital’s chief investment officer Jeremy Coller says secondaries are entering their “finest hour” after the firm raised a record $17 billion in the latest fundraising cycle for its private equity secondaries platform.

The secondaries giant announced the final closure of its fund, Coller International Partners IX (CIP IX), on Tuesday which drew more than 250 investors, including pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers, asset managers and financial institutions.

“2025 was another record year for the secondary market as market volatility and a heightened demand for liquidity attracted more investors to the many virtues of secondaries,” Coller said.

“Secondaries are no longer seen as a tactical portfolio rebalancing tool but a core component of diversified portfolios.”

The fund invests in LP-led and GP-led secondary transactions globally, targeting both single-asset and multi-asset private equity opportunities.

The firm has announced that CIP IX is already more than 70% deployed.

Furthermore, it’s total assets under management have now reached $50 billion across private equity, private credit and other private market strategies.

Deputy managing partner at Coller Capital, Remy Kawkabani said investor demand for secondaries continued to grow as portfolios adjust to changing market conditions.

“We are honoured by the trust and support that our investors continue to show in our secondaries platform,” Kawkabani said.

The firm’s secondaries platform includes commingled funds, co-investment vehicles, separately managed accounts and equity perpetual funds.