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Geographical dispersion of funds
Geography of funds sold¹, ²
LP-led deals
GP-led deals³
- North American funds continued to be the most popular type sold in LP-led transactions at 67% of the total, in line with H1 2022. EMEA saw a 4-percentage point YoY increase in share while Asia & Australasia fell an equal amount — reflecting the significant reduction in appetite for China-focused strategies given geopolitical factors and economic headwinds.
- North American funds represented 64% of the market for GP-led transactions, a 12-percentage point decrease in their YoY share. EMEA saw its share increase by 11 percentage points from a year ago while Asia & Australasia, where the market for these transactions continues to develop, was stable.
- Split by H1 2023 weighted average transaction value for each type of transaction
- Fund geography represents the geographic focus of the funds acquired
- No respondents reported Latin American GP-led transactions during H1 2023
Geography of funds sold¹, ²
LP-led deals
- Split by H1 2023 weighted average transaction value for each type of transaction
- Fund geography represents the geographic focus of the funds acquired
GP-led deals¹
- No respondents reported Latin American GP-led transactions during H1 2023
- North American funds continued to be the most popular type sold in LP-led transactions at 67% of the total, in line with H1 2022. EMEA saw a 4-percentage point YoY increase in share while Asia & Australasia fell an equal amount — reflecting the significant reduction in appetite for China-focused strategies given geopolitical factors and economic headwinds.
- North American funds represented 64% of the market for GP-led transactions, a 12-percentage point decrease in their YoY share. EMEA saw its share increase by 11 percentage points from a year ago while Asia & Australasia, where the market for these transactions continues to develop, was stable.
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