Latin Asset Management‘s latest research effort explores Latin American demand for alternative-asset-management products, namely private-equity funds, infrastructure funds, real-estate investment trusts, venture-capital funds, and funds of funds holding these types of instruments. Institutional and private investors are increasingly turning to private-equity vehicles to take advantage of their long-term return potential, low-volatility and low correlation with traditional financial assets. The asset class is gradually becoming a pesky competitor for distributors of traditional cross-border products in the region, and has a better growth story than do cross-border ETFs and mutual funds.
Alternative Investment Distribution in Latin America is based on face-to-face in-country meetings conducted in the third quarter of 2014. Latin Asset Management’s research analysts sat down with top alternatives-business executives, institutional buyers and regulators from Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile with the aim of helping global providers to:
- size the market on a country-by-country basis
- understand how expansive regulatory changes are creating opportunities for these products
- appreciate the competitive landscape for alternatives products in Latin America
- analyze from which segments demand will be strongest
- recognize the types of products that have the most potential
- chart the potential growth of the alternatives industry in Latin America
Purchasers of the report will be informed of the following:
- The size of the alternatives business in the four countries and the top country for asset gathering
- In the upcoming five years, the size of the business (in billions of USD) in committed capital
- Which of the four markets will grow at least two times faster than the rest of the countries
- Which segments on the demand side will account for 80% or more of future demand
- The specific government incentives, regulatory accommodation, etc. in each country that is behind the growth of the alternatives industry
- Local infrastructure and real-estate products as well as foreign private-equity funds – especially those investing in the small- and mid-cap segment – are most often cited as attractive to Latin American institutional investors
- How the alternatives segment is becoming a headache for distributors of traditional financial-asset products (i.e. cross-border mutual funds and ETFs) due to competition for a share of investors’ long-term allocations
Report sections:
- Regulatory Environment
- Demand Drivers
- Buying Trends
- Competitive Landscape
- Growth Projections
Exhibit list:
- Chilean AFP Multifund Exposure Limits to Restricted Products
- Colombian AFP Multifund Exposure Limits to Alternatives
- Minimum Requirements for Global Managers Seeking to Market Funds to Colombian AFPs
- Peruvian AFP Multifund Exposure Limits to Alternatives
- Peruvian AFP Multifund Sublimits by Alternative Type
- Mexican Siefore Exposure Limits to Structured Products
- Mexican Siefore Sublimits by Structured Product Type
- Chilean AFP Exposure to Local Equities (2009-2013)
- Annual Capital Commitments to Alternative Asset Management Products by Country (2009-2013)
- AUM of Chilean Alternative Asset Management Products by Type (2009-2013)
- AFP Share of Total AUM of Chilean Alternative Asset Management Products (2009-2013)
- Committed Capital in Colombian Private Equity Projects (April 2014)
- Colombian AFP Investment in Private Equity Funds (2009-2013)
- Peruvian SAFI Market Share by Asset Class (2009-2013)
- Mexican Private Equity Industry AUM (2009-2013)
- Distribution of Mexican Afore Investment in Alternative Asset Managment Products by Type
- Ranking of Sponsors of Chilean Alternatives Funds by Strategy Type
- Ranking of Sponsors of Chilean Alternatives Funds by AFP Commitments
- Alternatives Managers Doing Business in Colombia
- Colombian AFP Allocations to Alternative Asset Management Products by Sponsor (2009-2013)
- Peruvian AFP Allocations to Alternative Asset Management Products by Sponsor (2009-2013)
- CKDs issued in Mexico (2008-2014)
- Growth Projection – Capital Committed to Alternative Asset Management Products, Chile, Peru,
- Colombia and Mexico, 2013-2018
- Annual Capital Commitments by Country, 2009-2013 and 2014-2018 Projected Average
- Growth Projection – Alternative Asset Management Products in Chile, 2013-2018
- Growth Projection – Alternative Asset Management Products in Colombia, 2013-2018
- Growth Projection – Alternative Asset Management Products in Peru, 2013-2018
- Growth Projection – Alternative Asset Management Products in Mexico, 2013-2018
- Published: 4Q 2014
- Report length: 9,500 words, 30 pages
- Number of Exhibits: 29
- Delivery Format: PDF
- List Price: USD 2,495 / Sale Price: USD 1,995
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