Case Study

Understanding Global Institutional Private Market Allocations

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Inside Institutional Private Market Investing

A 200-respondent global survey of senior investment professionals, mapping private market allocations, assetsunder management, and decision-making across institutional investors.
Problem Statement

Limited Visibility into Institutional Private Market Behaviour

Private market investing is complex, and information on institutional exposure and decision-making is scattered. The client needed a clear, global view of how pension funds, insurers, and financial institutions allocate capital and who drives those decisions. Reaching senior investment professionals across multiple countries made this harder.

Solution

A Targeted Global Quantitative Survey

We ran a structured B2B survey of 200 senior investment professionals, including CIOs, portfolio managers, heads of private markets, and manager selection analysts. Respondents came from pension funds, insurance companies, family offices, private banks, and wealth managers across Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, the UK, the US, and other European and Asia-Pacific markets.

Outcome

A Clearer View of Institutional Demand

200Senior investment decision-makers surveyed
10+Countries covered, plus other European and Asia-Pacific markets
3Institution types: pension funds, insurers, and financial institutions
8Senior role types, from CIOs to manager selection analysts
5Key research areas: allocation, AUM, leadership, strategies, and participation
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