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State Street says Asia-Pacific institutional investors keen on private assets even as inflation, elevated borrowing costs subdue appetite
By Stella
High inflation and elevated borrowing costs are dampening the attractiveness of leveraged private-market investments, but institutional investors across Asia-Pacific are still determined to increase their allocations in private assets, especially in real estate and private debt, US-based financial services firm State Street said.
According to an annual report published on Monday by the firm, among the 120 Asia-Pacific-based institutional investors it surveyed, 58 per cent expected inflation to continue to rise in the region, while 65 per cent said elevated borrowing costs linked to high inflation could pose “a key challenge” to the return of leveraged private-market investments.
Source: Trade Finance
