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The inaugural fund reflects a secondary strategy driven by disciplined portfolio construction and fundamentals
New York, NY, United States, April 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/- new vintage partner (“NVP”), a leading venture and growth equity secondaries firm, today announced the final close of its inaugural fund, Fund I, with $82 million of committed capital. This is a significant milestone for the firm as it continues to execute its disciplined investment strategy focused on providing investors with exposure to high-quality, later-stage private companies through secondary transactions.
Since inception, NVP has consistently deployed capital, building a focused portfolio of scaled businesses based on financial fundamentals. Including Fund I and related co-investment opportunities, NVP expects to have invested more than $125 million from this vintage by the end of April. The firm believes the portfolio is well positioned for potential near- to medium-term liquidity and growth as market conditions evolve.
Ben Slom, co-founder of New Vintage Partners, said, “This final closing is a significant milestone for the firm and reinforces our view that there is a gap in the market for a disciplined, institutional approach to providing liquidity solutions within the highly fragmented enterprise and growth ecosystem.” “Fund I strengthens the foundation of our platform, and we remain focused on building a differentiated strategy focused on rigorous, asset-level underwriting and deliberate portfolio construction.”
NVP’s strategy focuses primarily on LP-led secondary transactions, complemented by selective GP-led and direct opportunities, providing exposure to later-stage companies with significant revenues and defensible business models. By emphasizing fundamental underwriting of the underlying companies and portfolio exposures, the firm seeks to invest at attractive entry points relative to the primary – and often direct – valuations prevailing in the market.
NVP closed Fund I with a focused portfolio structure consistent with its underwriting approach and exposure goals.
Charles Jaskell, Co-Founder of New Vintage Partners, said, “We view our Fund I and its related co-investment vehicles as a proof of concept of our venture and growth-focused strategy, where the focus on LP-led transactions allows us to capitalize on broad spreads and natural moats in a market that has historically been lacking from DPIs and few players.” “The opportunity set has never been richer.”
The final close of Fund I positions New Vintage Partners to continue building its platform within the firm’s views as a structurally important segment of the private markets, supported by sustainable tailwinds, including longer private holding periods and continued demand for liquidity solutions. As institutional investors are increasingly using secondaries as both a portfolio management and liquidity tool, NVP expects the long-term opportunity set to continue to expand.
For more information, please visit https://new vintagepartners.com/.
About New Vintage Partners
New Vintage Partners is a New York City-based venture and growth equity secondaries firm focused on disciplined portfolio construction and fundamentals-first underwriting. The company invests in large-scale, late-stage private companies through secondary transactions, providing investors with risk-adjusted exposure to venture and growth equities.
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