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Private Markets
Clean power: A market in transition
Clean power infrastructure has moved beyond simply “build more renewables”. The sector is now driven by a more complex interaction where dispersion is rising by... 
Private credit: Pockets of resilience
Why investment-grade private credit and asset-backed finance stand out in today’s tougher landscape. 
London calling: Why London’s industrial real estate market remains a capital choice
While returns since 2022 have been a little underwhelming, we believe there’s now a compelling case for London’s industrial real estate assets. 
The worst of times; the best of times? Private markets react to an uncertain world
Private markets remain resilient amid global shocks. In this blog, we examine trends, key risks, and sector specific levers shaping these asset classes in 2026... 
Energy shocks and geopolitical volatility: What the Middle East conflict has meant for private markets
In this blog we assess the impact the conflict in the Middle East has had on private markets and the outlook for these assets. 
Digital infrastructure: AI keeps the pressure on
2026’s opening months reinforced the reality that AI and digital infrastructure are co-evolving. 
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... Recommended content for you
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