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Coller Capital expands partnership with Allfunds

Private market secondaries manager, Coller Capital, has entered into a distribution partnership with Allfunds, an end-to-end WealthTech partner for the wealth and asset management industries with more than $1.5tn assets under administration across Mutual Funds, Alternative Assets and ETFs.

This global partnership will see Coller Private Equity Secondaries (CollerEquity) and Coller Private Credit Secondaries (CollerCredit) made available to the 19,000 accredited private investors, wealth managers, and family offices on the Allfunds platform.

Having launched in July 2024, CollerEquity’s portfolio consists of institutional quality private equity assets diversified by GP-manager, and fund vintage as well as by geography and sector. Alongside diversification, it seeks to deliver a combination of absolute and risk-adjusted returns and the opportunity for more liquidity than traditional private equity funds.

CollerCredit’s portfolio, which launched in October 2024, is diversified across vintages, managers, industrial sectors, and geography. While its core focus is on senior direct lending opportunities, it has the flexibility to invest across other credit strategies opportunistically if risk-adjusted returns and liquidity profiles are deemed to be appropriate.

Both CollerEquity and CollerCredit and its regional feeder funds are available to professional and qualified investors in a range of global jurisdictions, including across Europe, the Middle East, Canada, Asia, and Australia in compliance with local law.

The Funds’ clients are supported by Coller’s Private Wealth Secondaries Solutions (PWSS) team, which now consists of 50 dedicated professionals supported by the wider Coller platform. Both Funds offer monthly subscriptions and quarterly redemptions, and can be accessed with $50,000 minimum commitment.

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