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Democratisation & Transparency: How alternative assets are readying for individual investorsOpening up alternative assets to non-institutional investors, from HNWIs to 401(k) account holders, represents up to $80trn. It's an alluring pot of capital for an industry with flatlining annual fundraising figures in some asset classes. And yet, multiple headwinds exist, making the journey towards increasing democratisation far from straightforward.
Carlyle’s Schwartz: The word ‘alternative’ doesn’t make sense anymoreFinancial advisers must decide what’s best for their clients, rather than choosing between public markets and so-called alternatives, according to the asset manager's chief executive.
Lack of standardisation a challenge in private markets democratisationThe industry needs to work alongside regulators to come up with parameters for the more efficient set-up of semi-liquid funds, according to ALFI conference panellists.
Blackstone launches defined contribution unit as part of 401(k) strategyThe unit will sit within the firm's $280bn private wealth business and will focus on broadening retirement savers’ access to private markets.
Side Letter: Alaska's buyouts betAPFC is reaping short-term rewards from its tilt towards buyouts. Plus: an Indian fundraising scoop; and Permira taps Carlyle in its global IR build-out. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
iCapital: Evergreens need a secondaries marketQuarterly redemption opportunities do not mean these products should be considered liquid, says head of international Marco Bizzozero.
Side Letter: Cost calculation controversyResearch suggests LPs aren't looking closely enough at how GPs are calculating costs. Plus: an Indian CV is marked at a 3x paper return... and counting. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Sagard's Unigestion PE acquisition is latest in industry consolidation trendAll of Unigestion's $12.5bn PE AUM will be consolidated with Sagard's holdings following the deal.
Public-private partnerships: Who’s tied up with whom?PGIM and Partners Group became the latest firms this week to disclose partnerships amid a trend of traditional asset managers and private markets specialists partnering to tap more non-institutional capital.
ADIA makes no change to PE target range for first time in five yearsThe Gulf-based institution retained its target allocation of 12-17% and has capitalised on the growth of secondaries.