Co-investments are picking up steam for single-family offices, giving them access to more investment opportunities as well as potential for higher returns.
Although allocations to emerging markets can carry added risk, asset owners such as GIC and INA are adding to their already substantial investments in infrastructure funding.
A single family office sees transformative impact from AI and future technologies over the next decade, creating promising opportunities for long-term investors.
While private credit continues to be the preferred instrument for many asset owners, there are clear advantages that private equity investments can offer single-family offices, one executive told AsianInvestor.
Asset owners, concerned by the heavy presence of direct lending funds in their portfolios, are seeking diversification within their private debt strategies, according to a recent Preqin report.
Against the new macroeconomic backdrop, institutional investors are reassessing many of the well-established assumptions and practices that allowed their portfolios to flourish during the great moderation, says Nathan Shetty, CFA®, FRM, head of multi-asset at Nuveen.
While private asset valuations can be a challenge to assess, public markets also have issues with accurate pricing, says the Asia CEO of the Dutch pension manager.
Large institutional investors are increasingly opting for separately managed accounts that promise deeper relationships with fund sponsors and better access to deal flow.