Carne Group: Alternatives set to see biggest increase in fund raising in 2024

Carne Group: Alternatives set to see biggest increase in fund raising in 2024

23 april 2024

Alternatives
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New research by Carne Group reveals that fund managers expect alternative asset classes to see the biggest increase in fund raising in 2024.

Carne Group commissioned research with over 200 alternative asset, equity and fixed income fund managers in 10 countries that collectively manage $1.6 trillion, and when asked to select the top five asset classes they expect to see the biggest increase in fund raising in 2024, private equity came top, followed by renewable energy, hedge funds, private debt and real estate.

In a separate global study with wealth managers and institutional investors including pension funds, insurers and family offices who collectively have $1.7 trillion in assets under management, 71% said they expected the organisation they work for to increase their allocation to private equity by 10% or more in 2024. Some 70% said this about their allocation to private debt.

However, a big challenge for alternative fund managers is an expected increase in consolidation in their markets driven by fund raising challenges and increasing regulatory costs. Over the next five years, 84% of fund managers surveyed expect the level of consolidation in the real estate fund management sector to increase, and the corresponding figures for the private equity, private debt and hedge fund sectors are 69%, 64% and 68% respectively.

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