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2026 Speaker Nomination Form - GP & LP Secondaries Conference: Liquidity Without Exits
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NOMINEE DETAILS: Please enter the following information
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Full Name
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Please provide a few sentences from your biography to help us determine placement.
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Select Nominee's Industry Role
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Investment Bank
Broker-Dealer
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Accounting/Audit
Financial Advisor/Consultant
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Servicer/Special Servicer
Technology/ Data Provider
SPV Management
Asset Manager
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CONTACT DETAILS (If Different than Nominee)
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Please select the Panel(s) of your choice
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Credit vs. Equity Secondaries: Same Destination, Different Roads
The Liquidity Equation: Why LPs Are Selling Credit
The Liquidity Playbook for 2027: Risks, Opportunities, and Market Evolution
Track A | Pricing the Illiquid: Valuations in Credit Secondaries
Track B | The Second Act: Continuation Vehicles and the Rise of GP-Led Liquidity
Track A | The Rise of Permanent Capital: How BDCs and Evergreen Funds Are Reshaping Private Credit
Track B | Who Are the Buyers? The Capital Behind the Secondary Market
Track A | Market Makers: The Growing Role of Intermediaries in Credit Secondaries
Track B | From Hold to Sold: The Primary Outlook for Private Market Exits
Track A | A New Route to Liquidity: How CFOs Are Reshaping Private Markets
Track B | If the Exits Don't Come: The Secondaries Investor's Guide for Liquidity
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Moderator or Panelist Preference
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I am willing to Moderate.
I prefer to be a Panelist only.
I am fine to do either role.
