• Prosek analysis from SuperReturn International in Berlin 2026 flagged LPs tightening GP selection as disruption and liquidity pressures reshape private markets.
• Operational adaptability moved up diligence agendas, with LPs prioritizing resilient managers that can deliver returns through value creation over leverage.
• Expected performance dispersion increased focus on underwriting discipline, with some LPs shifting to mid-market strategies while others consolidate with mega-funds.
• Secondaries remained a core liquidity tool, with LPs more selective on continuation vehicles, pricing fairness, valuation, and exit visibility.
• AI emerged as a differentiator for GPs and a diligence tool for LPs; private credit stayed a strategic allocation, with more emphasis on credit discipline.

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