施罗德调查：52%受访亚洲家办拟未来3年内增加私募股权投资

Core Insights - The report indicates a growing interest among Asian family offices in private equity investments, with 52% planning to increase their allocations in the next three years, surpassing other asset classes like public equity and hedge funds [1] - Private equity currently represents an average of 18.1% of the investment portfolios of surveyed family offices in Asia, ranking second after equities at 28% [1] Group 1: Investment Trends - 87% of respondents have already invested in private equity, and 45% have increased their investments in the past three years [1] - The demand for private equity is driven by its perceived controllability, diversification, and potential for returns, especially in an uncertain global market [1] Group 2: Market Dynamics - The volatility in global public markets has accelerated interest in private equity among Asian family offices, as they seek investments that offer lower correlation, longer durations, and greater control [1] - The rise of "semi-liquid" private equity funds has made this asset class more accessible to investors, further driving demand [2] Group 3: Investment Focus - There is strong interest in companies at the growth and acquisition stages, which typically have established products and are focused on scaling [2] - Investors are looking to enhance value not only through capital appreciation but also by leveraging operational and industry expertise [2]