Private equity firm EQT is moving aggressively to expand Coller Capital under its ownership, with plans to launch successor funds for both its flagship secondaries program and credit-focused strategy in 2026. The Stockholm-based firm sees significant growth opportunities in real asset secondaries and plans to leverage both businesses to increase investments in Asia.

EQT aims to accelerate Coller's private wealth offerings while building out insurance capabilities across the combined platform. The integration strategy was outlined in EQT's Q1 earnings presentation, signaling confidence in the acquisition's potential to create a more comprehensive secondaries investment platform. The move comes as the secondaries market continues to mature and attract institutional capital.

This expansion represents a significant shift in the secondaries landscape, with EQT positioning itself to compete more directly with established players. By combining Coller's expertise with EQT's broader platform, the firm aims to capture growing demand for diversified secondaries strategies among institutional investors and private wealth clients.