Korea's top asset owners shift toward new mid-market specialists; Audax, Monroe, Kayne Anderson advance [Korean Investors’ Picks: The Best Asset Managers 2025]
South Korean institutional investors are increasingly looking towards specialist mid-market asset managers, with Audax, Monroe, and Kayne Anderson gaining prominence. While global giants like Apollo and Blackstone still dominate large-cap investments, the emergence of firms like GIP, PAG, GCM Grosvenor, and Northleaf signifies a shift towards new contenders in the alternative investment landscape. This trend reflects Korean investors’ evolving strategies, including diversification in private debt and a focus on real estate credit.
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Korea's top asset owners shift toward new mid-market specialists; Audax, Monroe, Kayne Anderson advance [Korean Investors’ Picks: The Best Asset Managers 2025]
South Korean institutional investors are increasingly looking towards specialist mid-market asset managers, with Audax, Monroe, and Kayne Anderson gaining prominence. While global giants like Apollo and Blackstone still dominate large-cap investments, the emergence of firms like GIP, PAG, GCM Grosvenor, and Northleaf signifies a shift towards new contenders in the alternative investment landscape. This trend reflects Korean investors’ evolving strategies, including diversification in private debt and a focus on real estate credit.