Private Equity

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Locked holdings, layered investment vehicles and limited collateral value are complicating private-market exposure, while AI is changing what wealthy clients expect from their relationship managers.

Family offices are piling into liquid hedge funds for downside protection and venturing deep into the AI supply chain for growth, says Pictet’s top fund selector for Asia.

Female inheritors plan to steer 40% of their new capital into venture capital and private equity as they take control of family fortunes.

Family offices and private investors are keeping their risk appetite firm, piling into multi-asset products, tech stocks, and gold.

Asian family offices can navigate rising market volatility by adjusting the traditional 60/40 portfolio, targeting private AI labs, and shifting capital to Singapore, Ling and Xie argue.

The French firm is buying out private equity giant Warburg Pincus to team up with state-backed Bank of Baroda.

The region’s rich are taking bold risks in the market while putting off wealth transfer, increasingly seeking geopolitical safe havens to anchor their fortunes, Lombard Odier says.

Both financial giants are driving a new tech push to help wealth managers make better sense of alternative investments.

While Western family offices trim their manager lists, Asia’s ultra-rich are casting a wider net, turning to evergreen secondary funds for faster returns in an uncertain world, Coller Capital says.

Global investors are pouring into the Japanese market as corporate governance reforms trigger a wave of new deals.

Family offices and ultra-high-net-worth investors are viewing opportunities through the dual lenses of AI and sustainability, as digital and energy shifts reshape investment priorities.