As asset owners shift their ESG priorities to private markets from public ones, they will need and expect more from money managers.

Private markets managers are getting serious about incorporating ESG into investment strategies, while also raising money for ESG funds.

Real estate managers are seeing more and more that ESG factors can impact their bottom line.

Infrastructure investors are expected to move into core, while real estate investors are expected to take on more risk.

Real asset investors and managers are expected to favor investing in the U.S. in 2022.

The private equity party should run on in 2022, but a handful of factors could have a big impact on how investors commit.

KKR's real estate business has had a giant growth spurt that was 10 years in the making.

While ESG factors play an important role in real estate managers’ investments, asset owners want them to look inward at their DEI efforts.

Office, retail and hotels have been out of favor, but real estate managers are still looking for deals.

The pandemic has boosted investor interest in pharmaceuticals but not all subsectors.

Blackstone is building a real estate and private equity investment "ecosystem" around the life sciences sector.

Logistics is standing out as a resilient investment during a global pandemic.

Farmland and timber assets under management fell again, with growth stymied by lack of supply.

The pandemic has not shut down all real estate lending, propping up asset values, but making it tough for mezzanine lenders.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, a strong 2019 helped buoy managers' worldwide assets under management to $1.73 trillion.

Worldwide real estate assets and assets managed for U.S. tax-exempt institutions were pinched during the year ended June 30.

Investors are flocking to credit and new construction rather than high-priced core properties.