$60 trillion in alternatives by 2032?
You read that right.....gulp! That is an eye-watering number, but Bain & Company suggests it in its recent analysis, "Avoiding Wipeout: How to Ride the Wave of Private Markets." They say: Wealth and asset managers are now favoring private markets because the business models that have dominated asset management for years have nearly run their course,” said Markus Habbel, global head of Bain’s Wealth & Asset Management practice. Private assets constitute a much larger market than public assets and offer potentially higher yields, diversification, and in cases such as real estate—a hedge against inflation. Our research shows there ...