Korean LPs adapt to the new normal – AVCJ Forum
South Korean institutional investors are keen to deploy capital in alternatives, their sentiment towards the asset class boosted by a relatively robust recovery from the pandemic and the stabilization of returns, the AVCJ Korea Forum heard.
Buyouts were highlighted for withstanding the trials of the past 18 months better than expected, but investors see positives across multiple strategies within private markets. Wansun Park, head of the...
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