Seventy percent of investment advisers around the world plan to increase their private market allocations, a new Private Markets Global Survey from Hamilton Lane found.
The survey got responses from 232 investment advisers and showed that 92 percent already have an existing allocation to private markets.
Fifty-two percent of advisers said they plan to allocate more than 10 percent of their clients’ portfolios to private markets in 2024.
Real estate was the third most popular private market fund category, behind equity and credit, with 66 percent of investors saying they were allocated to the asset class. Infrastructure was fifth, with 45 percent of investors allocated toward it.
Eighty-one percent of advisers said that they would like better education tools to help educate their clients about private markets.
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