Asset managers assess distribution model as majority target wholesale private markets push

Client consolidation challenges

James Baxter-Derrington
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Asset managers are assessing their private markets distribution models, as 72% suggest they intend to push the asset class through their wholesale networks, aiming to capitalise on what they consider the “highest prospective growth area”.

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