HNWIs

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

Managers launching evergreen vehicles need to be well versed in fund domicile regulations and ensure appropriate investor protection mechanisms are in place, writes Veronica Aroutiunian, a partner at Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg.

The $1.3bn multifamily office allocates 20-30% towards alternatives for most clients, founder and ex-a16z partner Michael Paulus tells PEI.

Private equity is getting more attention from private wealth investors amid ongoing market volatility.

The wealth manager is currently seeing an average low-single-digit allocation towards private markets among clients, Martin Leung, head of alternative investments Hong Kong, tells PEI.

Opening the asset class to retail investors is disrupting capital raising, popularising evergreen funds and prompting the adoption of technology to take care of distributions.

In spite of their rapidly growing popularity, some family offices remain wary of semi-liquid funds.

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