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Following the rapid growth seen in the infrastructure market over the last decade, secondaries are now the fastest growing sub-segment within the asset class – in short: Infrastructure secondaries are taking off.
In this quarter’s Private Debt In-Focus we take a deep-dive into opportunities within the technology sector and explore why we maintain a favorable view on the sector despite the gyrations in the public markets and the volatility in tech spending.
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Secondary market thrived last year, offering buyers significant discounts on diverse, quality portfolios. $115 billion deals closed in 2021. So, what’s next?
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Introducing some of the private companies that are developing the next-generation technologies that will shape the low-carbon car of the future. BlackRock is one of the largest investors in the automotive sector. In addition, we have US$170B invested in public automotive companies on behalf of our clients, putting money to work in private markets.⁵
Mark Everitt, CFA, Head of Investment Research and Strategy, BlackRock Private Markets left attendees with these three take aways during the recent virtual event:
1. Don’t skip this vintage.
2. Focus on being active.
3. Mega forces will continue to be a real driver of growth and the investment opportunity set going forward.
One approach to portfolio construction that we think must evolve is the broad allocation to listed equities and bonds. The increasing correlation of public stocks and bonds means it's difficult to find diversification and sources of returns. To help make portfolios more resilient, investors are considering exposure to alternatives investments.
Private markets are no longer an ‘alternative’ asset class. In fact, they may be more crucial to a diversified portfolio than ever before. The BlackRock Investment Institute believes that private assets should play a much more prominent role in many portfolios.
1 BlackRock, as of March 21, 2024.
2 BlackRock, Preqin June 30, 2023.
3 BlackRock, Preqin June 30, 2023.
4 IEA, Electricity Market Report 2023.
5 BlackRock, Investing Today in the Car of Tomorrow, as of 5 October 2023.
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