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Private Markets Set for Delay in Tapping German Pension Cash
Source: Bloomberg
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Germany’s €500 billion ($580 billion) pension reform is driving a fresh influx of investors, but private markets funds are expected to take longer than other asset managers to deploy that capital. The likely near-term effect is a slower translation of inflows into private investment activity, suggesting more patience on fundraising-to-investment timelines rather than an abrupt market repricing.
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