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Team snapshot

High retention of senior professionals, who have invested together throughout multiple market cycles, has helped Lexington Partners establish global sourcing networks and build extensive sponsor relationships with access to information.

Strong partnership culture

28 partners averaging 19 years together at Lexington

Extensive investment talent

90 investment professionals averaging 10 years of private equity experience

Robust global presence

Over 200 employees across nine offices in major centers for private equity

Lexington Team Snapshot

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Firm at-a-glance

Lexington Partners’ substantial investment experience and established leadership position in the global secondary and co-investment markets distinguish the firm.

Leading secondary market position

We have assembled one of the world’s largest portfolios of private investment funds.

Large co-investment program

We created one of the first discretionary co-investment programs over 25 years ago.

Global sponsor and sourcing relationships

Extensive sponsor relationships and longstanding sourcing networks offer access to information and high-quality deal flow.

Established reputation

Enduring global brand and an experienced counterparty with low execution risk.

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Strategy overview

Leading secondary manager

Lexington’s secondary funds have been organized to acquire global private equity interests through negotiated secondary market transactions.

The long-term nature of private equity and private market investments can present secondary market opportunities when factors such as portfolio rebalancing, government regulation, overallocation, and general liquidity needs give rise to investors actively managing their private investment allocations.

Lexington’s counterparty reputation, breadth of relationships and strength of capital are widely recognized by global sellers.

Target transactions

Partnership portfolios, GP-led transactions, opportunistic deal flow, and primary commitments

Investment size

Complex, multi-billion dollar portfolios to single interest acquisitions

Leading secondary manager
Leading co-investment program 

Leading co-investment program

Lexington’s co-investment program makes equity co-investments in deals alongside leading private equity sponsors. Buyout and growth sponsors have demonstrated an increased willingness to seek out supplementary co-investment capital, thereby providing robust deal sourcing opportunities for Lexington’s co-investment program.

Target transactions

Seeking opportunities from leading buyout and growth capital sponsors

Investment size

Target $10 to $100 million per transaction

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Connect with an expert

Your Franklin Templeton Private Markets Director can share insights about investing in private equity.

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Insight
Unlocking opportunities: Understanding the growing secondary market

The global secondary market has grown over the past three decades primarily because of the increased supply of capital committed to private investment funds, according to Lexington Partners. They believe the backdrop for the secondary market continues to remain attractive.

Course CE Credit
Franklin Templeton Alternatives Education

Earn CE credit while exploring the opportunities with private equity, evaluate its stages (venture capital, growth equity and buyout) and examine why the current market environment requires a different playbook.

Insight PDF
Alternative Allocations: The growth and diversification of secondaries

Secondary funds, commonly referred to as secondaries or continuation transactions, purchase existing interests from limited partners (LPs) or assets from primary private equity fund investors.

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Opportunity
Why private equity
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Footnotes

  1. As of 9/30/25 reported values and underlying GP values of 6/30/25

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