Coller barometer records growing in
Institutional investors anticipate an increasingly active private equity market in the coming year, according to the latest Coller Capital global private equity barometer. According to the research, around one third of LPs plan to increase their allocations to alternative assets in the coming year, while around half expect the pace at which they receive returns from private equity investments to increase over the same period. 52% of LPs say they intend to increase the overall number of their GP relationships during the year, with two thirds planning new GP relationships. However, the barometer suggests that the appeal of GPs is polarising: 45% of LPs have refused to re-invest with GPs in the last 12 months while three quarters of those that have terminated relationships with GPs have done so to focus their resources on their more successful managers. Europe emerged as the most attractive area to invest in the eyes of LPs, with Central and Eastern Europe the most popular area for GP buyout opportunities.
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