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.
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