William Yea departed Coller Capital on March 3 after nearly 15 years with the firm, according to regulatory filings. The Hong Kong-based investment principal joined Coller in 2011 in London, covering secondaries transactions across multiple Asian markets.

Yea's departure leaves a gap in Coller's Asia-Pacific coverage, where he handled secondaries deals in India, Australia, and Southeast Asia. His exit comes amid continued growth in the Asian private equity secondaries market, which has attracted increasing interest from global secondaries firms over the past decade.

Coller Capital, founded in 1990, remains one of the largest dedicated secondaries managers globally with approximately $19 billion in assets under management. The firm's Asia presence spans Hong Kong, Singapore, and Tokyo, competing with other specialized secondaries investors in the region.