Azmul Haque and Shakti Shukla write on Continuation Vehicles in The Hong Kong Lawyer
Azmul Haque and Shakti Shukla have recently been featured contributors in Hong Kong Lawyer, with their article on continuation vehicles (CVs) highlighting a key evolution in private capital markets.
In their piece, “Continuation Vehicles (CVs): Extending Fund Lifecycles,” they explore how CVs have emerged as a mainstream solution for private equity and venture capital funds navigating delayed exits and longer holding periods. The article offers a detailed look at how these structures provide liquidity options for investors while allowing fund managers to retain high-performing assets for further value creation.
Drawing on their deep experience in cross-border transactions, particularly across the Asia-Pacific and India–Southeast Asia corridors, Azmul and Shakti analyse the growing relevance of CVs in the region. They also examine Hong Kong’s increasing role as a hub for secondary transactions, alongside key legal, governance, and M&A considerations critical to structuring these deals effectively.
Their contribution reinforces Collyer Law’s position at the forefront of complex, multi-jurisdictional private capital work, and reflects the firm’s continued engagement with emerging trends shaping the global investment landscape.
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