Our analysis of private equity fund performance for the past 12 months shows muted performance among the largest global alternative investment firms, thanks to rising interest rates.
Ironically, most large private equity companies’ credit funds have led the Q1 performance figures as central bank interest rate increases challenges other private markets. The credit portfolios of the world’s five largest publicly traded alternative investment firms in the first quarter averaged gains of 3.66%, while private equity returns averaged 2.04%, according to data gathered by Alternatives Watch Research.
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