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Private Wealth Report

Private Equity International’s special report looks at the latest developments in the industry’s push to open up the asset class to a broader range of investors

In an era of fairly dismal fundraising from institutional investors, more and more GPs are turning to high-net-worth individuals, family offices and the mass-affluent users of digital investment platforms as a source of capital. But as many are now discovering, that raises plenty of challenges, from hiring in the right skills through to mastering the practicalities of evergreen structures – and even keeping existing LPs on side.

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Key trends in PE’s private wealth push

Record-high financial holdings are driving individual investors towards private markets in search of better returns.
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How to find and hire specialist private wealth talent

For most GPs, tapping into the growing pool of private wealth capital requires a different set of in-house capabilities, prompting some aggressive recruitment drives.

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The 2024 report delved into the latest innovations aimed at facilitating private wealth market access to alternatives, explored how firms are approaching liquidity management in evergreen funds, and examined the key drivers behind growing family office appetite for semi-liquids. Plus, registered investment advisers shared their perspective on allocating to the asset class on behalf of clients and what that means for portfolio construction.

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