Investors see bifurcation in Asia real assets exposure - AVCJ Forum
Investor appetite for real assets in Asia is strong, but infrastructure and real estate players speaking at the AVCJ Real Assets forum in Singapore noted that the nature of demand – between real estate and infrastructure and also between different entry points in the capital structure – differs to the extent that a classic PE-style fund is in some cases no longer the most appropriate option.
Grant Kelley, co-head of Asia Pacific at Apollo Global Management, drew a distinction between real estate and infrastructure in this context: while the former is time-sensitive and government-independent,...
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