Ocorian: European private market fund managers control $2.73 trillion in AUM
New analysis from Ocorian reveals that European based private market funds currently hold around $2.73 trillion in assets under management.
Around a fifth (19%) of global assets in private market funds are in European-domiciled funds, Ocorian’s Global Asset Monitor found.
Ocorian’s new analysis breaks down how European domiciled private markets funds are split by type. Out of the $2.73 trillion total, private equity markets make up more than half at $1.481 trillion in assets (54%) followed by infrastructure at $518 billion (19%), private credit at $403 billion (15%) and real estate at $329 billion (12%).
The analysis shows Europe is particularly strong in infrastructure funds accounting for two fifths (38%) of the underlying infrastructure assets globally. It is a similar story for the domicile of infrastructure funds under management with European investors accounting for 38% of global funds almost equal to the North American total.
More than half (52%) of global assets in private market funds are in US-domiciled funds, Ocorian’s Global Asset Monitor shows. This compares to a quarter (25%) in Asia and around a fifth (19%) in Europe.