ADIC appointed a senior secondaries professional to supervise its expanding portfolio, signaling a push to deepen expertise in the market. The hire arrives as the firm accelerates its secondary‑market activity, aiming to match peers that have built dedicated teams for complex transactions. Investors will watch how the new role shapes deal sourcing and risk management.

Mubadala’s indirect‑investment arm, which launched its secondaries unit in 2024, deployed $19 billion in 2025. That level of capital underscores the rapid scaling of secondary platforms and puts pressure on rivals to allocate resources similarly. The deployment highlights appetite for liquidity solutions among limited partners seeking exposure to private‑equity cash flows.

By bringing a senior secondaries specialist onboard, ADIC positions itself to capture a larger share of the $200‑plus billion market that has surged since 2022. The move may improve pricing power and speed of execution, offering limited partners more tailored options. The firm now has a clear operational advantage in a competitive landscape.