Private equity managers must now demonstrate operational value creation rather than relying on leverage and multiple expansion.
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Portfolio maturity, regulatory constraints and liquidity expectations are shaping divergent strategies for private market exposure.
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Some structural reallocation is underway in Asian insurance portfolios. Asset allocations are increasingly focused on illiquidity and complexity as sources of return enhancement. Rather than chasing yield however, many insurance allocators are thoughtfully implementing privates to diversify existing exposures, help mitigate downside risk, match liabilities and meet regulatory capital requirements. In Hong Kong, the private market playbook offers a wide opportunity set, says Blue Owl’s…
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