What Aussie superfunds’ ‘urge to merge’ means for private capital

Seven mega-funds with AUM of A$150bn-A$200bn could result from the current wave of mergers. Managers will welcome the resultant internationalization, downward pressure on fees and bigger private capital allocations

2 April 20208 mins read

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