Sovereign funds debate private markets access

Nov 3, 2015

Large public institutions may prefer direct investment over pooled funds when it comes to private markets, but they note that club deals are often more feasible than going solo.

Sovereign funds debate private markets access

Sovereign wealth funds and other top-tier investors are increasingly looking to do solo or club deals in private markets rather than allocate to pooled funds. But while direct investing solves issues such as opaqueness of asset pools and manager fees, they point out, it poses its own challenges.

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