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one-third of north american limited partners believe current market volatility makes private equity more attractive than public equity

36% of north american limited partners believe that the attractiveness of private equity relative to public equity has increased in today's volatile environment. a greater share of limited partners in asia pacific are positive, with more than half saying private equity has become more attractive than public equity.

more than one-third of north american limited partners believe that private credit is more attractive than public credit in the current market

31% of european limited partners believe that due to the volatility of the current environment, private credit has become more attractive than public credit. and 38% of north american limited partners believe that the advantage has shifted to private equity credit. the views of asia-pacific limited partners are more balanced, with 19% saying that compared with public credit, private credit has become more attractive, and 24% believe that private credit has become less attractive.

nearly all lps view the macro environment and inflation as significant risks to private equity returns

most limited partners are concerned about the macro environment and believe it will pose a risk to private equity returns over the next two to three years. 85% of limited partners lost money due to inflation

and have the same concerns. compared with three years ago, fewer limited partners are concerned about the impact of high asset prices on private equity returns (92% of limited partners in the 2019-20 winter barometer have this concern, compared with 68% now).