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Our final cover story of the year is a conversation with arguably the industry’s most influential institutional investor.

The firm has relocated a senior executive to lead the Singapore desk amid asset managers’ growing focus on targeting wealthy individuals.

In today's edition, Australia's ageing population could have ramifications for PE allocations; why the UK's PE community is in a holding pattern; and the structural changes behind APAC's maturing exit markets.

In today's newsletter: Why Miami is a must for those seeking family office capital; Qatar Investment Authority leans into Japanese PE; How AI is combating greenwashing.

NYC's (now) former CIO issues a scathing response to the ongoing 'democratisation' of private markets. Plus: AI disruption risk is leading to broken auctions and Hong Kong's wealth community is hungry for alts. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Outgoing CIO Steven Meier delivered a candid prediction at the Infrastructure Investor Network’s America Forum in New York.

Do customisable models incorporating both public and private markets exposure represent the next step in the democratisation of alternatives?

Retail capital focuses on liquidity and consistently high returns – factors that don't always found the basis of a long-term partnership in private markets.

The German family office holds around €1bn in private market assets, half of which is in private equity, chief investment officer Christian Wiehenkamp tells PEI.

LPs could reduce their allocations to the US by 5-7%, Warburg CEO Jeffrey Perlman told an HKMA event on Wednesday.