Lexington is targeting a $15.0BN fundraising target which if met would make it the largest secondaries fund to date (larger than Fund IX) 2020 - Lexington Partners raised a record $14 billion for Lexington Partners IX and its associated vehicles 2018 - Lexington Partners leads a $1.2 billion Warburg Pincus Asia secondary deal. 2017 - Lexington Partners sealed a $1 billion secondary deal with London-based BC Partners. 2017 - Lexington picks up VC portfolio stake from German broadcaster ProSiebensat. 2016 - Lexington Partners opened an office in Santiago, Chile. The new office will serve as Lexington's regional hub in Latin America and it is the sixth location for the firm. 2015 - Together with Lothian Pension Fund, Lexington Partners purchased a stake in a tail-end Macquarie fund from the Royal Ordnance (Crown Service) Pension Scheme Trustees. 2015 - Lexington Partners beat its targeted $8 billion, closing its eighth private equity secondary fund at its $10.1 billion hard cap. LCP VIII is the biggest secondaries fund ever raised. 2014 - J.P. Morgan to Sell Roughly Half Its Stake in One Equity Partners 2013 - Lexington Partners closed Lexington Co-Investment Partners III LP which drew over $1.5 billion in capital. This led to an expansion of Lexington's co-investment program to around $4 billion in total capital. 2011 - Lexington Partners raised $7 billion for its seventh global secondary fund (LCP VII). 2010 - Citi Unloaded $900 Million Private Equity Portfolio. 2008 - CalPERS agreed to the sale of a portfolio of legacy private equity funds, having started marketing it in late 2007. A buyer group comprising Oak Hill Investment Management, Conversus Capital, Lexington Partners, HarbourVest, and Pantheon Ventures paid as much as $1.5 billion for the portfolio. 2007 - Lexington Partners lead a secondary spin-out transaction from a hedge fund, a $200 million transaction to acquire 70% stake in 19 investments. 2006 - American Capital Strategies sold a $1 billion portfolio of investments to a consortium of secondary buyers including Lexington Partners, HarbourVest Partners and Partners Group. 2005 - Lexington Partners and AlpInvest Partners acquired a portfolio of private equity fund interests from Dayton Power & Light, an Ohio-based electric utility. 2004 - Lexington Partners formed a dedicated secondary fund to acquire private equity interests that were less than 50% funded. 2003 - Lexington closed on $2 billion for its fifth fund after two years of marketing. 2000 - Lexington Partners and