Private equity taps on individual wealth management

Thur, 09/12/2024

by Ellie LeTu

Source: WSJ

 
    • Private equity funds charge higher management fees compared to public market investments.

    • Growth with institutional investors like pension and sovereign wealth funds has plateaued.

    • PE firms seek new investment source: wealthy individual investors.

    • BlackRock, a U.S. public investment firm, and Partners Group, a Swiss private equity firm, have partnered to create a model portfolio.

    • The goal is to simplify private equity investments for wealthy individuals with little or no prior exposure to the private market.

    • This expands beyond private products from firms like Blackstone, Apollo Global Management, and KKR.

    • BlackRock has acquired private market investment firms to increase its private market presence.

    • Partners Group's stock rose 5.4%, driven by excitement about its U.S. expansion.

    • The model portfolio aims to reach 30,000 wealth advisors under BlackRock.

 
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