In this whitepaper on Private Markets Outlook 2025, discover how private markets are positioned for growth in 2025 with insights from industry leaders, including BlackRock, Partners Group, Cambridge Associates, Apollo, and more. This comprehensive whitepaper examines critical trends, strategies, and growth aspirations shaping the future of private markets.
Why Read This Whitepaper?
Gain summary insights into:
- Private Markets Growth: Projections for private markets reaching $20T by 2030 (BlackRock) and $30T by 2035 (Partners Group).
- Wealth Distribution: How firms are expanding access to private markets for institutional and retail investors.
- Investment Themes: Key focus areas such as AI-driven transformation, sustainability, private credit, and infrastructure.
- Liquidity and Secondary Markets: Innovative tools like continuation vehicles and secondaries that redefine private market liquidity.
- Regional and Sectoral Trends: The rise of APAC, India, and thematic investments in real estate and energy transition.
Key Takeaways
- Learn how 9 top private market firms are adapting to macroeconomic shifts and investor preferences.
- Understand the strategic focus on ESG and sustainability as drivers of long-term value.
- Explore the implications of record-breaking dry powder ($3.4T globally) on deployment opportunities.
Featured Firms
This whitepaper synthesizes perspectives from:
- Adams Street
- Apollo
- BlackRock
- Cambridge Associates
- Franklin Templeton
- Partners Group
- PitchBook
- Russell Investments
- Schroders
Who Should Read This?
This whitepaper is tailored for:
- Wealth Managers and Advisors seeking the latest trends in private markets.
- Institutional Investors exploring innovative strategies to deploy capital effectively.
- Private Equity Professionals looking to align with macroeconomic and sectoral growth trends.
- Retail Investors eager to understand emerging opportunities in private markets.
Download our Private Markets Outlook 2025 whitepaper to access all these summary insights and individual firm outlooks below.
