PE secondaries ibanking

hey all, I've been in PE fund most of my career. But that's no longer viable here in Asia (I'm not Asian so can't do local deals like I used to). Opportunity has come up to interview in private capital markets at a bank. I am putting together a business plan / PPT for the interview. If any of you work in PE / fund secondaries please DM me. To my understanding the role is broking secondary positions in funds, or occasionally in specific portfolio companies. 

PPT outline:

  • State of APAC secondaries market
  • major LPs that are acquiring other LP stakes
  • PE firms that are long in the tooth and whose LPs may need liquidity
  • my own contacts across the above groups

Anything else? What am I missing? Sorry for the noob questions but I've never worked in secondaries.

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