WESTMINSTER, U.K. - s4story -- No Latency, a new editorial platform focused on technology, capital, and digital power structures, has published a new analysis examining the growing challenges facing private equity exit markets.

The article, "Frozen Exits: Is Private Equity in Crisis?", explores how prolonged IPO droughts, cautious strategic buyers, and higher interest rates have disrupted the traditional private equity model of buy, improve, and sell. It also examines the financial mechanisms increasingly used to manage stalled exits — including continuation funds and NAV-based lending — and the implications these tools may have for valuation transparency, liquidity, and long-term trust in the asset class.

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Rather than predicting the decline of private equity, the piece argues that the industry is entering a more complex and constrained phase, where financial engineering is compensating for structural market shifts.

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