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Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia: According to a report based on a pan-European survey from over 120 managers across private market asset classes, 40% of fund managers expect investors to increase their allocations to private capital next year, while 33% anticipate allocations will remain steady.
Fund administration provider Gen II Fund Services' latest Core Alternative Managers' Mood Index (Cammi) report revealed that two out of five European fund managers in a recent poll "expect investors to increase their allocations to private capital," with one in four reducing their exposure to private market funds. One in three expect investors to maintain their current alternative fund allocations.
This trend shows renewed optimism comes as the overall CAMMI score rebounds to 56.61, up from 42.37 last year, signaling increased optimism across private capital markets.
Venture Capital emerges as the sector attracting the most interest, scoring 59.05 on the CAMMI index, the report pointed out.
While Private Equity remains positive overall, traditional strategies such as buyouts are showing a slight slowdown with a CAMMI score of 55.19. Fund Managers anticipate fundraising to be at a slower pace than in recent years due to heightened competition and consolidation with large players. Secondaries are currently marked by a blend of cautious sentiment and long-term growth potential, underscored by emerging technological innovations such as secondaries tokenization.
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