Family offices are planning to significantly increase their investments in alternative assets over the next two years, with a particular focus on infrastructure. This shift is driven by the diversification benefits these assets offer, as well as improved transparency in the sector. The ability of alternative assets to provide income is another key factor attracting family offices, along with their recent strong performance and the wider range of options available. Additionally, some alternative assets offer protection against inflation. The study indicates that 64% of family office investment managers are planning to increase their infrastructure allocations by 25% to 50%, while 32% are looking to do the same with private debt. Similarly, 22% of managers plan to boost real estate investments, and 21% are eyeing private equity. Notably, 45% anticipate a 10% to 25% increase in private debt allocations. Overall, family offices are moving towards a more institutional approach, seeking efficient, data-driven methods to manage their alternative investments.
Will family offices boost investments in alternative assets for diversification?
