Adams Street opens in Korea amid private debt frenzy
The US firm is the latest private-asset manager to put a branch in Seoul as local asset owners build positions in offshore alternatives, notably via niche fixed-income mandates.
Korean institutional investors are known to like their external fund managers having a local presence—and they have a lot of pull given their size. Plus they are eager to allocate to private-markets overseas, particularly less mainstream credit assets.
Sign In to Your Account
Access Exclusive AsianInvestor Content!
Please sign in to your subscription to unlock full access to our premium AI resources.
Free Registration & 7-Day Trial
Register now to enjoy a 7-day free trial—no registration fees required. Click the link to get started.
Note: This free trial is a one-time offer.
¬ Haymarket Media Limited. All rights reserved.