M&G hires global head of impact for private markets
Jen Braswell joins M&G from EQT.
The new evergreen infrastructure fund will target Australia’s wealth segment.
Raffles Family Office is collaborating with GoUpscale and Synpulse to create Quantive Partners.
The infrastructure specialist is expanding its presence in the Asia wealth market.
Adding infrastructure could improve efficiency and diversification, says the BlackRock Investment Institute.
Utilico’s Jacqueline Broers explains why a weaker dollar can have a more pronounced positive impact on EM-listed infrastructure.
Asset management firms generate roughly four times more profit per billion dollars of AuM from private markets, according to the report.
A Goldman Sachs Asset Management survey found that private markets investors are most optimistic on infrastructure strategies.
The survey found that Asia pacific insurers have a higher preference towards multi-alternative strategies.
The fundraise saw a notable increase in interest from Apac and US investors, the firm said.
The platform aligns investment pillars with growing client demand for public to private portfolio construction.
Investors seeking access to China’s green transition should focus on exposure to power infrastructure rather than renewables, says Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) chief economist Alicia Garcia Herrero.
FundCalibre managing director Darius McDermott explores the sectors to benefit from last Thursday’s UK interest rate cut.
Liliy Choh will also become group head of asset management.
Many clients are minded “to stay the course” and seek ways to deploy cash, says Christina Au-Yeung, head of investment management services, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia
iShares makes the Fat Lady sing, Pictet is making five-year guesses, Nvidia versus the rest of the world, Aberdeen is thinking about infrastructure, China and gold, Housing crashes and much more.
The figure exceeds the target of $2.25bn and hits the fund’s hard cap of $2.6bn, according to a statement by the firm.