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It can be advantageous to look at a geography 'when things are tough', head of APAC PE Lilian Fang said at the Milken Institute Asia Summit 2026.

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Much of the conversation around PennSERS’ private equity portfolio is indicative of the dramatic shift in the state of the private markets over the last five years.

The £108bn pension pool expanded its private markets portfolio during the financial year ending 31 March, with co-investment remaining a key area of focus, according to its latest annual report.

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Deeper moves into private credit would be both an offensive play and a defensive rotation while private equity recovers, according to Sanford Rich, executive director of the NYC Board of Education Retirement System.

The public pension fund is interested in firms who can provide advisory services related to the sale of markets assets through secondaries transactions.

A healthy balance between the two markets, backed by a deep pool of domestic savings, is required for the next generation of UK companies, according to panellists at an industry event in London.

The increase to the private equity asset class is a rare uptick for a steady and reliable part of the pension's portfolio.

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