Family offices in Asia still favour real estate over other private market opportunities, but there are signs these preferences are changing.
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Some family offices in Singapore are staying away from private markets for now, and only looking at selective opportunities as concerns about the market outlook linger. Liquidity and liquid assets are a key priority as of now.
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