Key Takeaways
- • Warburg Pincus has hired Andrew DiGeronimo from LGT Capital Partners to co-lead its GP-led secondaries strategy, according to PEI Secondaries Investor.
- • DiGeronimo spent almost two decades at LGT Capital Partners, where he was a Partner responsible for the U.S. secondary solutions business.
- • The hire sits within Warburg Pincus's Partnership Solutions business, which will back single-asset and concentrated multi-asset continuation vehicles (CVs).
- • The move signals Warburg Pincus's entry into the secondaries buyside, with its focus on technology, healthcare, financial services and industrials.
Summary
Warburg Pincus has hired Andrew DiGeronimo from LGT Capital Partners to co-lead its GP-led secondaries strategy, according to PEI Secondaries Investor, which reported the move on 21 March 2025. The hire places a two-decade private equity veteran in a co-leadership role over the firm's push into GP-led secondaries.
The strategy will sit within Warburg Pincus's Partnership Solutions business and will back single-asset and concentrated multi-asset continuation vehicles. Per the publisher's coverage, the firm's secondaries strategy is understood to focus on its core sectors of technology, healthcare, financial services and industrials.
DiGeronimo is described as a managing director and co-head of partnership solutions at Warburg Pincus, having joined the firm in 2025. Prior to that, he was a Partner at LGT Capital Partners in New York, where he was responsible for the U.S. secondary solutions business. Coverage notes that he spent almost two decades at LGT acquiring LP interests in private equity buyout and venture capital funds across the US and Europe.
The move reflects Warburg Pincus's stated intention to join the secondaries buyside, a shift that coverage characterizes as a rapid one. GP-led secondaries have become one of the fastest-growing segments of private assets, and the hire adds senior secondaries expertise to the firm's platform.
The strategy will sit within Warburg Pincus's Partnership Solutions business and will back single-asset and concentrated multi-asset continuation vehicles. Per the publisher's coverage, the firm's secondaries strategy is understood to focus on its core sectors of technology, healthcare, financial services and industrials.
DiGeronimo is described as a managing director and co-head of partnership solutions at Warburg Pincus, having joined the firm in 2025. Prior to that, he was a Partner at LGT Capital Partners in New York, where he was responsible for the U.S. secondary solutions business. Coverage notes that he spent almost two decades at LGT acquiring LP interests in private equity buyout and venture capital funds across the US and Europe.
The move reflects Warburg Pincus's stated intention to join the secondaries buyside, a shift that coverage characterizes as a rapid one. GP-led secondaries have become one of the fastest-growing segments of private assets, and the hire adds senior secondaries expertise to the firm's platform.
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