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U.S. middle market: At the sweet spot of private equity

Private equity fundraising has far outpaced transaction volume among large-cap sponsors, while the middle market has been more closely aligned to the opportunity set, leading to more attractive valuations.

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A challenged 60/40 highlights the need for alts

The 60/40 may have thrived in the past, but today, alternative investments appear better-positioned across these four key metrics.

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Cash left behind amid rapid market rotation?

Money market fund AUM is rising, even as yields decline, setting up an environment where investors could be subject to significant opportunity cost.

Line chart showing money market funds assets under management growing steadily since January 2023, from $4.9 trillion to just over $6.1 trillion as of July 2024. While investors have been plowing money into cash, Treasury yields have stepped down -55 basis points since mid-April. Declining inflation readings suggest cash could also become less attractive.
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U.S. middle market optimism outshines the world

This week’s chart examines the case for U.S. middle market firms, which expect a notably brighter future than their international peers.

Column chart showing the percentage of middle market firms by country that expect to generate higher profit growth over the next 12 months. U.S. middle market firms lead the way, with 70% of companies expecting higher profits compared a global average of 59%. Just 45% of firms in the European Union expect higher profits over the next 12 months compared to 56% of Asian Pacific firms, 58% of firms in the EMEA region and 63% of Latin American firms.
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As CRE supply pressures ease, is optimism ahead?

New commercial real estate deliveries are set to plunge in 2025 and beyond, setting the stage for a improved sentiment in the near term.

Column chart showing net new commercial real estate deliveries by year, stacked by property type (multifamily, industrial, retail and office). New supply is forecasted to peak in 2024 after which CRE supply plunges in 2025 to the lowest level of the past decade, driven by waning multifamily and industrial deliveries.
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Many advisors turn to alts to differentiate themselves

Allocating to alternative investments may help advisors set themselves apart and win new clients, according to an advisor survey.

Column chart showing advisors views on how allocating to alternative investments may benefit advisors. 83% of surveyed advisors think alts can help differentiate an advisor from their peers. 59% believe allocating to alts can help win new clients while just over half believe they can help gain wallet share from current clients.
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