CollerEquity

​CollerEquity is Coller Capital’s take on making private equity secondaries more accessible to private wealth investors. Launched in 2024, the fund is built around a simple idea: give investors earlier cash flows, broad diversification, and real private market access without the long lockups that usually come with private equity.

It’s a semi-liquid fund (structured as a SICAV in Luxembourg) with monthly subscriptions and quarterly redemptions, subject to a 5% NAV gate. Minimum investment is €50,000, and it’s available in USD, EUR, and CHF. Management fees are 1.65%, with no performance carry.

CollerEquity focuses fully on secondaries — mainly LP-led deals and some GP-led opportunities — and avoids venture capital, infrastructure, and credit strategies. The portfolio leans heavily toward buyout assets, with exposure split across North America (58%), Europe (36%), and a small slice elsewhere. Sector-wise, healthcare, IT, and industrials dominate.

Since launch, the fund has shown strong numbers, posting a realized annualized return of 16.36% against a target return of 14.52%. Liquidity is better than most comparable private equity options, though investors should still expect semi-liquid behavior typical of secondaries.

The team behind CollerEquity is drawn from Coller Capital’s broader secondaries platform — one of the largest and longest-running globally. Key figures on the investment side include Jeremy Coller (CIO and Managing Partner), Iyobosa Adeghe (Partner, Investment), and François Aguerre (Partner, Co-Head of Investment). All three bring years of experience structuring and underwriting complex secondary transactions.

In short:
If you’re looking for a focused secondaries strategy with genuine diversification, earlier cash flow potential, and fewer of the typical drawbacks of primary-heavy funds, CollerEquity is well worth a look — especially given who’s behind it.​