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Welcome to the second edition of our newsletter for 2024. As we step into the second half of 2024, we continue to carry the existing challenges that have influenced the private markets sector for some time. Macro environment, particularly interest rates, remains a concern. While the previous expectations of central banks moderating the rates did not yield results, inflation continues to remain an important indicator to keep a close watch on. Having said that, the rise of dry powder may spur an appetite for deal-making at some point.
Credit remains the buzzword as traditional banks foray into private credit, and lending in commercial real estate is gaining momentum. Climate change, which the extreme summers underscore, remains in focus and throws attention on commercial real estate and energy.
Like all our endeavours in the past for private markets, this newsletter aims to keep you updated on the sector. We hope you enjoy reading this edition.
Pratap Narayan Singh, Head, Private Markets
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Recent Perspectives
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Sustainable real estate – exploring ESG principles in US CRE
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The energy transition and how to finance it
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A look at how Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles are shaping commercial real estate in the US
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An exploration of financing methods to support the global shift towards renewable energy sources
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Commercial real estate lending set to take centre stage
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Neo-bank: Modern financial technology
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Insights into how commercial real estate lending is becoming a key alternative for real estate debt providers
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An overview of neo-banks and their role in the evolution of financial technology
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The Banking Industry’s Foray into Private Credit
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Navigating the surge in infrastructure fundraising by private equity firms
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Analysis of traditional banks venturing into the private credit market and its implications
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Examines the increasing trend of private equity firms raising funds for infrastructure investments
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The US PE&VC sector faces a disturbing trend of bankruptcy
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Accumulation of Dry Powder Spurs Appetite of Private Equity Investors
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Discusses the rising trend of bankruptcies in the US private equity and venture capital sectors.
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Highlights how the buildup of unspent capital is driving private equity investment activities
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In the news
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Transforming portfolio monitoring and ops with tech
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What is driving ESG investment in private markets?
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Acuity Knowledge Partners’ Survey Says Digitalisation and New Market Entry Driving Private Wealth Managers’ Costs
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Research Offerings
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Infrastructure support to alternative asset managers
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Infrastructure solutions to accelerate your deal decisions and support in screening, due diligence, deal acquisition and portfolio monitoring.
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