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Private Markets
Carving a path in private markets
With 2026 well underway, we look at the key themes we see shaping private markets in the months ahead. 
Securitised credit financing data centres: Opportunity or hidden risks?
As US securitised markets increasingly finance data centres, concerns about hidden risks are growing. How worried should investors be? 
Private equity and private credit: A recovery and a party?
In private equity, we’ve observed a lack of valuation correction and concentrated growth. Meanwhile, private credit is defined by softening yield and tight spreads, meaning... 
Real estate in 2026: Will the holding pattern continue?
Global real estate remains in somewhat of a ‘holding pattern’. Medium-term expectations look reasonable on the back of historic repricing. However, investment volumes and fund... 
What’s next for Private Markets?
In this blog series we summarise the key developments in private markets over 2025 and our expectation for 2026. 
UK Commercial Property – moving up the gears
In this blog, we recap our recently released views on the UK’s commercial real estate market and assess how investors are currently viewing the sector. 
University-linked investments: Selectivity and opportunities within private markets
The UK Government’s legislative priorities highlight, in our view, the importance of working with universities to support spinouts, and the critical nature of infrastructure such... 
The economic case for University-linked investments
L&G’s Private Markets research team recently published a major report into university investment earlier this year called “UK Universities: A Nexus for Private Market Investment”.... 
UK Office Real Estate: Faith, hope and clarity
Digesting some of the chatter over the past few years about the state of the UK office sector, we look at where they may be... 
What does bond yield volatility mean for private credit?
The start of 2025 saw investors having to grapple with significant market volatility. For private credit, we see no reason to panic at this stage... 
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