Warburg Pincus In The News

The GP-led secondaries market continues to evolve, but its growth may signal something bigger about the future of private markets. In this White Paper, Andrew DiGeronimo and Vishnu Menon, Managing Directors and Co-Heads of Partnership Solutions, explore what is driving the evolution of GP-led secondaries, what it means for investors, and what it could signal about the future of private markets.

Following Warburg Pincus’ 60th anniversary closing bell ceremony at the New York Stock Exchange, Jeffrey Perlman, Chief Executive Officer of Warburg Pincus, joined CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime with Leslie Picker. Jeffrey shared his perspectives on the IPO market, the impact of interest rates on private market investing, and AI’s implications for portfolio companies. He also discussed Warburg Pincus’ “diversification by design” approach and the firm’s history as a pioneer of private equity, having helped take more than 200 companies public globally.

In a recent Q&A with Mergermarket, Andrew DiGeronimo, Managing Director, Co-Head of Partnership Solutions at Warburg Pincus, shared his perspective on the evolution of GP-led secondaries, how Warburg Pincus is approaching the opportunity, and why direct private equity and secondaries are increasingly becoming one.

Jeffrey Perlman, CEO of Warburg Pincus, joined Bloomberg TV’s Haslinda Amin in Singapore to discuss the outlook for private markets and how Warburg Pincus is navigating today’s increasingly complex investment environment. Drawing on Warburg Pincus’ six decades of global investing experience and more than three decades in Asia, Jeff noted that the region is expected to be a major driver of global growth over the next decade. He discussed why diversification across markets, sectors and vintages is increasingly important, and where we continue to see attractive opportunities across Asia Pacific.

In a recent deep dive with Private Equity International, Warburg Pincus Managing Directors and Partnership Solutions Co-Heads Andrew DiGeronimo and Vishnu Menon discuss the forces shaping the next phase of the secondaries market, including its growing role as a source of liquidity and how longer private-company holding periods are changing the way information is shared and used.

In a new PitchBook feature, Warburg Pincus Managing Directors and Partnership Solutions Co-Heads Andrew DiGeronimo and Vishnu Menon discuss the firm’s approach to the growing opportunity. Drawing on the resources of Warburg Pincus’ global investment platform, Vishnu said that Warburg Pincus can price a single-asset transaction in “two to three weeks as opposed to two to three quarters, which is the industry average.” Andrew also highlighted the breadth of the team’s approach. By screening deals based on sectors, subsectors, company size, and geography, Warburg Pincus has “a meaningfully broader aperture than most,” he said.

Jeffrey Perlman, CEO of Warburg Pincus, spoke with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger at the SuperReturn conference in Berlin. Jeff highlighted the structural challenges facing companies and investors, offering a broad perspective on market dynamics and the recent focus on a handful of marquee IPOs. His remarks reflected Warburg Pincus’ position as a pioneer in the private equity industry, as well as the firm’s disciplined investment approach, commitment to diversification across sectors and geographies, and extensive experience navigating opportunities across market cycles.

Andrew DiGeronimo, Managing Director, Co-Head of Partnership Solutions at Warburg Pincus, joined Nasdaq’s State of Secondaries with Rory Mabin. Andrew discussed the evolution and outlook of the GP-led secondaries market, why Warburg Pincus’ Partnership Solutions team is well positioned to be a leader in the GP-led space, and the trends shaping this segment of the market.

Warburg Pincus CEO, Jeffrey Perlman, recently joined Leslie Picker on CNBC’s Inside Alts. The wide-ranging conversation covered Warburg Pincus’ 60-year milestone, how the firm is positioned for the future, and the evolution of the broader industry — including the wealth channel’s growing footprint in private markets, AI’s impact, and distributions.

Alexi Baker, Director at Warburg Pincus, was recognized as part of Private Equity International’s annual 40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity. The list celebrates fundraisers who have demonstrated significant technical skills, leadership qualities, and sense of innovation.

As part of Secondaries Investor’s April issue, Vishnu Menon and Andrew DiGeronimo, Managing Directors and Co-Heads of Partnership Solutions, shared their perspectives on the factors driving demand for GP-led solutions and how well-structured GP-led transactions can be among the most aligned transactions in private equity.

Jeff Stein, Managing Director, Head of U.S. Financial Services connected with Craig McGlashan at PE Hub about the trends shaping financial services deal activity. Jeff shared his view on banking, noting that market dislocations can create rare entry points—highlighted by the firm’s investment in the Banc of California/PacWest combination.

Andrew Sibbald, Managing Director and Head of Europe, sat down with PE Hub to share his reflections on the firm’s 2025 activity in the region and his outlook for the year ahead.

Andrew Sibbald, Managing Director and Head of Europe at Warburg Pincus, shared his 2026 outlook on the private equity landscape and deal activity with Private Equity International.

As part of PE Hub's ongoing series of Q&As with private equity thought leaders, Jim Neary, Managing Director, Co-Head of U.S. Private Equity at Warburg Pincus, discussed why he expects more assets to come to market in 2026, how Warburg Pincus is utilizing AI, dealmaking challenges and opportunities, and more.

Andrew Sibbald, Managing Director and Head of Europe, sat down with Bloomberg to discuss the roller-coaster year for M&A, the tools in the firm’s arsenal for private equity deals, and the transactions to come in 2026.

Warburg Pincus was named to Wealth Solutions Report’s CAP 5: Top Private Equity and Capital Growth Partners. The list features the top capital providers in the wealth management industry.

Warburg Pincus closed the sale of Sundyne to Honeywell for $2.16 billion earlier in June in a deal that was closely watched by PE Hub. We were the first to report that the company was coming to market back in August 2024. And while Warburg declined to comment on returns for the transaction, sources familiar with the deal said the PE firm tripled its money over its five-year holding period.

Jeff Perlman recently joined Alison Mass, Chairman of Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs, for an episode of Goldman Sachs Exchanges: Great Investors. In the episode, Jeff covers a range of topics, including the evolution of Warburg Pincus, the current investing landscape, and the opportunities that arise from Warburg Pincus’ diversified model and disciplined investment approach.