A wide variety of asset managers need to look at investing in private markets if they want to avoid wipe-out, while revamping their entire strategies to ride the wave, according to
The business models relied upon by fund firms that have traditionally invested in public markets are becoming obsolete, with margins dropping to 8 basis points by 2022 from 15 basis points in 2007, and management fees declining as well, Bain said in a report Wednesday. As a result, many such companies are piling into private markets, an area that requires different capabilities and significant investment.
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