Limited partners (LPs) now see private market funds as central to their investment strategies, driven by a need for diversification and strong return potential. The long-term appeal of private markets, especially private equity, remains strong, with allocations expected to grow. However, rising interest rates have increased borrowing costs, challenging debt-driven returns and lowering potential exit values. Consequently, the relative appeal of private markets may seem reduced as the risk-free rate rises.

After two years of stagnation, private investors (LPs) are eager to deploy new capital. Activity is rising, but in today’s volatile market, disciplined due diligence is vital. Selecting the right General Partner (GP) and understanding their return strategies across economic cycles are more critical than ever.

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Private equity asset allocation models are sophisticated frameworks used by investors to strategically distribute their capital across different types of assets within the private equity universe. Asset allocation decisions involve determining the appropriate mix of investments across various asset classes, such as venture capital, growth equity, and buyouts, as well as considering factors like industry focus, geographic allocation, fund type, risk management strategies, and liquidity considerations.