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29/11/2022at 09:57

Private market demand boom is overblown, survey finds

Nordic wholesale investors are, on average, the least invested in private markets compared to other regions, and this is unlikely to change in the next 3-5 years, a survey of fund buyers, consultants, and wealth managers shows.
Staffan Kampe, Head of Nordics for BlueBay Asset Management. | Photo: PR / BlueBay Asset Management
BY SØREN RATHLOU TOP

Even though markets have rallied in recent weeks after US inflation figures showed the first signs of cooling down a bit, it is undeniable that 2022 will be an annus horribilis for investors.

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