Private markets are becoming an increasingly important part of Middle Eastern wealth portfolios as family offices, entrepreneurs and private banking clients seek broader access to private equity, credit, infrastructure and growth investments.
At the same time, the way investors access these markets is changing. Banks are looking to bring alternatives into their digital platforms, and new intermediaries are making institutional funds available through feeder, secondary and structured access solutions.
This first conversation will look at what the next generation of private-markets investing should look like for wealth clients: which structures are best suited to private investors, how liquidity and valuations should be communicated, how technology can improve access and reporting, and how banks, managers and platforms divide responsibility for the client relationship.
