Investment Allocations

Larger investors are almost twice as likely to underweight India than family offices, and both groups are wary of Turkey and Russia, according to research by Montana Capital Partners.

Investors are looking to expand their GP portfolios as access to funds becomes increasingly competitive.

Almost three-quarters of LPs believe that PE-backed companies will perform better than their non-PE-backed counterparts in the case of downturn, according to Coller Capital's latest industry barometer.

The Perspectives survey is one of the most comprehensive analyses of LP sentiment. Here are the charts that tell us what investors think of today's talking points.

Private equity is outperforming investors’ benchmarks, encouraging them to increase their allocations to the asset class.

Firms hoping to tap high-net-worth capital on a grand scale must navigate regulation, due diligence and liquidity requirements, the firm's Joan Solotar tells PEI.

Institutions in the US and UK made 737 commitments to the asset class between Q1 and Q3, compared with 314 during this period last year, according to eVestment data.

The average global family office will raise private equity deployment by almost 30% next year, a Campden Wealth and KKR report finds.

New managers are up, secondaries are down and co-investments remain popular in the latest version of the Rede Liquidity Index.

Private equity is the most popular alternative asset among the world's family offices, according to research by UBS.