In a brand new playbook, IPEM has compiled all the key considerations when tapping into the private wealth market. The wealth revolution is opening a new and potentially disruptive era for private capital, and private wealth is rapidly emerging as a key industry growth area.
It seems take-privates are building up speed and taking off as buyout firms look for attractive valuation opportunities. Corporate management teams are getting that déjà vu feeling as GPs buy them back after they or their peers had previously listed them.
During IPEM Paris 2024, we asked Private Markets experts from around the globe to share some industry insights by answering a few questions…
European venture capitalists are preparing to hit the boost button as they partner with the European Union to support technology investment. Far from being ‘tin eared’ the EU is all too aware of the need to accelerate tech innovation in order to avoid lagging too far behind the US and China.
Private credit managers will doubtless be extending a debt of gratitude to investors for their continued commitment to investing in the asset class. According to Moody’s research, fundraising is going from strength to strength, with inflows up 72% over the last 12 months. AUM has also risen 8% in the first six months of 2024, putting private credit at the head of the pack and giving plenty of reason for fundraising teams to celebrate. As more investors get behind the 8-ball, private credit is proving to be the most resilient alternative asset class in the current macro environment. Asset managers are getting on board to meet this demand, including BNP Paribas who launched an evergreen ELTIF this week. Right now, private credit is ‘going with the flow’.