Private Wealth

The British GP has relocated a senior executive to lead the Singapore desk and added two staff to support him amid asset managers’ growing focus on targeting wealthy clients.

Fund structures are evolving to meet the evolving needs of LPs and the new wave of retailisation.

A wave of evergreen fund launches aimed at opening alternative asset classes to high-net-worth individuals means many are optimistic about the viability of retail investments.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s James Reynolds explains why having a large cross-strategy presence is key to remaining competitive in the rapidly expanding private debt industry.

Investors are increasingly turning to evergreen structures and bespoke mandates as they seek to diversify their private credit exposures, say Partners Group’s Lori Pomerantz and Andrew Bellis.

An increasingly varied dealmaking environment means lenders are working harder than ever to attract LP interest.

As semi-liquid evergreen fund funds attract individual investors, risk waits just around the corner.

Both products are continuously offered, closed-end interval funds that seek to provide individuals with an array of strategies.

Will retail investors find that they can check out any time they like, but they can (almost) never leave?

While unfair criticisms persist, reasonable questions remain about preventing problem assets being dumped on retail investors.