60% Of Founders See Increase In Investor Interest For Secondary Deals

A new report indicates that 60% of founders are seeing an increase in investor interest in secondary deals, which involve the sale of shares by existing investors or founders. The rise in secondary transactions is a result of several factors, including market volatility, liquidity needs, and the increasing number of late-stage companies. Founders and early investors are seeking liquidity options, allowing them to realize returns while still maintaining some level of involvement in their companies. Secondary deals have become an attractive alternative to traditional exit routes, offering flexibility and strategic value.