Auerbach: Slowdown In Fundraising For Private Markets

The video discusses the mood at a conference in Singapore, highlighting the upbeat atmosphere despite volatile public markets. It explores how private markets are reacting, noting a slowdown in fundraising and tighter liquidity conditions. Concerns are raised about investments made in the past two years due to rising inflation and interest rates. The video also examines the impact of these factors on valuations and market trends, particularly in Asia, and considers the role of climate factors in investment decisions.

What is the general mood at the conference in Singapore despite the volatility in public markets?

• Confused and uncertain

• Indifferent and neutral

• Positive and upbeat

• Pessimistic and gloomy

What has been observed about private equity fundraising in 2022?

• It has increased significantly

• It has remained stable

• It has slowed down

• It has completely stopped

What is a major concern for investments made in the last two years?

• Lack of market information

• Rising inflation and interest rates

• Excessive market optimism

• Decreasing investor interest

What is the current state of transaction activity in the private markets?

• Highly active

• Moderately active

• Slightly slow

• Completely inactive

How much 'dry powder' is waiting to be invested in Asia?

• 200 billion

• 150 billion

• 100 billion

• 50 billion

What has been the major recipient of private equity investments over the last seven years?

• South Korea

• India

• China

• Japan

Why is it important to consider climate factors in private investments?

• They are a temporary trend

• They are only relevant for public investments

• They can affect the success of long-term investments

• They have no impact on investments