Key Takeaways
- • Pension funds and other institutional investors are exploring a shift to a total portfolio approach (TPA), which views private markets in terms of their contribution to the whole portfolio rather than against a standalone target allocation.
- • Private markets data is emerging as a blind spot for allocators that need a holistic view of their portfolios, according to Pensions & Investments coverage.
- • Data and service providers are racing to build tools tailored to TPA needs, and CalPERS has called on its general partners to improve transparency.
Summary
Publisher coverage notes that private markets data is becoming a focus for allocators seeking a holistic view, and that service providers are rolling out products designed to fill these gaps. The same reporting links the data push to the growing use of TPA, with each development reinforcing the other.
CalPERS has also pressed its general partners for better transparency, a demand that aligns with the broader push for more usable private markets information. The full article text was not available for this summary, so specific figures, named providers and timelines are not included.
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