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Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York: Institutional investors and family offices are planning to stick with private credit in 2025, according to Coller Capital's latest Global Private Capital Barometer. Investors have identified private credit as the strategy where they are most
likely to increase their private markets allocation for two years running.
84% of investors expect to maintain or increase their allocations to private credit in 2025.
Investors in the Asia-Pacific region have a particularly strong appetite for private credit, with half of the respondents from that region saying that they plan to increase their allocations to the asset class. 41% of European respondents said they plan to increase allocations, just 28% of North Americans said the same.
Investors appear to be taking a similar approach to private credit as they have to private equity. 69% said they have plans to make bigger allocations to fewer managers over the next two to three years. Similarly, another 66% say they are likely to
back a more limited number of private credit strategies over the next two-to-three years, highlighting that
many investors have identified their private credit sweet spots and are happy to channel their investment
capabilities within these specific areas.
"While overall allocation to private credit continues to expand, these findings
reflect the wider trend that investors are concentrating and honing their GP relationships and building
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