The Lender Becomes the Owner
Why Private Credit’s Next Phase Will Be Decided by Workouts, Not Origination, and What That Means for Income Portfolios Across the Americas
Core in Name Only: Why the Most Wanted Allocation in Private Markets Is Not the Asset Class Most Portfolios Think They Are Buying
Infrastructure has become one of the most sought-after allocations in private markets, but the asset class is changing. As capital shifts from core toward core-plus and value-added strategies, investors need to look beyond the infrastructure label to understand what they are actually buying.
The Price Is the Product: The Next Test for Evergreen Funds
Why Valuation Governance, Not Liquidity, Is the Next Test for Evergreen Funds Across the Americas
From Niche Product to Mainstream Infrastructure
How Private ETNs Are Reshaping Alternatives Distribution in LatAm
Private Markets Secondaries: Drivers of Growth and Future Outlook
Secondary markets in private equity and other private assets have transformed from a niche mechanism for distressed sellers into an essential tool for capital formation and portfolio management.
How Boutique Asset Managers Can Grow AUM in a Cost-Conscious World
Growth Strategies in a Tough Market
The Shrinking Shelf
What the Great Manager Consolidation Means for Allocators, Advisors, and the Wealth Channel Across the Americas
Why Offshore Wealth Platforms Are the Next Frontier for Alternative Investments
Offshore wealth platforms are accelerating alternative-investment adoption, creating a major opportunity for managers that can solve for access, education, technology, and execution.
The One-Ticket Portfolio
What the New Wave of Public-Private Funds Means for Asset Managers and the Wealth Channel Across the Americas
Diagnosing the Liquidity Crunch and Identifying Opportunities for U.S. Offshore Wealth Managers
Navigating the Private‑Markets Stress Cycle