Publicly traded alternative investment firms hit another all-time high in AUM, with five of the largest firms accounting for nearly $3 trillion in combined alternative investment assets in the second quarter.
What has helped the steady growth has been continued positive capital raising as well as a strategic plan to diversify their private equity funds with credit, real estate and infrastructure. Also of note are the large insurance firm acquisitions made by KKR and Apollo
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