Large public private equity companies have made a push into "perpetual capital" in the past five years through both organic growth and acquisitions.
In our analysis of five of the largest publicly traded firms, Alternatives Watch Research found perpetual assets accounting for between 29% to over 60% of assets.
Insurance assets make up the majority of this growing business thanks to aging demographics, but the sizable benefit for large private equity firms is access to more permanent capital that can be invested for durations much longer than the typical five-year fund . . .
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