Investors Want More Exposure to Private Credit, Goldman Says
- Nearly 50% of LPs allocating to secondaries, co-investments
- Goldman Sachs surveyed 190 LPs about private markets investing
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Many investors think they’re under-allocated to private credit and are looking for more ways to take a slice of the $1.7 trillion market, according to a private markets survey from Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Investors surveyed included asset managers, private pension firms, insurers, endowments and public pensions, known in the industry as limited partners. And as private credit is raking in records amount of cash, most LPs are looking to invest even more, according to the report released Monday, which gathered responses from 190 LPs and 45 fund managers, which are known as general partners.