Key Takeaways
- • Rothschild & Co's asset and wealth management division can commit up to €150m per private equity fund, according to private markets head Jessica Sellam speaking to PEI Private Equity.
- • The private client unit is seeking to rebalance its private equity portfolio, signaling active commitment management within its private markets program.
- • The source article is paywalled, so further details on target allocations, strategy, and fund selection are not available from the primary source.
Summary
Rothschild & Co's asset and wealth management division is looking to rebalance its private equity portfolio, according to comments from Jessica Sellam, head of private markets, reported by PEI Private Equity. Sellam said the division can commit up to €150m per fund, a figure that indicates the scale of single-fund exposure the unit is prepared to take on for its private client base.
The move reflects the private client unit's ongoing management of its private markets allocations. The primary source does not detail the current size of the portfolio, the specific strategies or vintages being targeted, or the timeline for the rebalancing. Allocators tracking Rothschild's private markets activity should consult the full PEI Private Equity article for further specifics.
The move reflects the private client unit's ongoing management of its private markets allocations. The primary source does not detail the current size of the portfolio, the specific strategies or vintages being targeted, or the timeline for the rebalancing. Allocators tracking Rothschild's private markets activity should consult the full PEI Private Equity article for further specifics.
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