Mood swings
03.12.2024 – Articles
Gen II’s latest Core Alternative Managers’ Mood Index (CAMMI) delivered a headline score of 56.6%, up from 42.37 last year, signalling increased optimism across private capital markets.
The report reveals that 40% of fund managers expect investors to increase their allocations to private capital, while another 33% expect investors will maintain current levels and 27% of GPs expect investors to reduce their exposure.
How does it work?
The headline CAMMI is a number from 0 to 100. A score greater than 50 represents an expected allocation increase, while a score less than 50 represents an allocation decrease and a reading at 50 indicates no change. The further away from 50 the greater the level of change.
The results are based on a survey of 122 fund managers, 47.2% from the UK and 52.8% from Europe.
Key findings
Private equity fund managers anticipate fundraising to be at a slower pace than recent years due to heightened competition and consolidation with large players.