What we are seeing
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Having collected almost 100 responses from allocators based across 3 regions: North America 61%, Europe 24% and Asia Pacific 15%, we captured an estimated AUM sample size of $1.13 trillion. A large number of respondents (39%) had $20 billion or more in AUM. Half (53%) had between $1 billion and $15 billion. Over one third (39%) had $20 billion or more.
Public retirement funds represented (27%), closely followed by private retirement funds (23%), insurance companies (16%), endowments/foundations (11%), family offices (7%) and health care organizations (4%).
As an average number of funds, respondents allocated most to:
1. Private credit including middle market corporate direct lending
2. Private credit including residential real estate lending or marketplace pending
3. Credit-oriented hedge fund strategies (structured credit-focused)
Confidence in current holdings was high among the following areas:
1. High yield bonds
2. Leveraged loans
3. Collateralized loan obligations
The sub classes in which respondents expressed intent to increase included:
1. Leveraged loans
2. High yield bonds
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