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Nearly three-quarters of institutional investors will increase their allocations to private debt and structured credit in the next 12 months as they respond to challenging economic conditions.
New global research from Aeon Investments, the London-based credit-focused investment company, with pension funds, insurance asset managers, family offices and wealth managers who collectively manage around $545 billion, shows just under a quarter (24%) will increase allocations to private debt dramatically in the next year, while half say they will slightly increase allocations.
Sixteen percent will keep allocations the same, while 9% plan to decrease their holdings. Meanwhile, 22% of respondents say they will dramatically increase investment in structured...
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