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Last updated: March 16, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

Private Capital Allocations & Strategy

Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are actively deploying capital across private markets, exemplified by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority committing up to $500 million to Dignari Capital via a new separately managed account focused on private credit strategies. Concurrently, California’s LACERA, managing nearly $90 billion, continues to favor private infrastructure and co-investments, reporting solid programme gains despite grappling with slower overall dealflow and rising geopolitical complexity. This activity contrasts with the growing focus on familiarity among Asia-Pacific limited partners and general partners, where a preference for common law jurisdictions and English-language contracts steers capital toward more predictable investment environments.

Real Estate & Infrastructure Focus

The infrastructure sector remains a key target for deployable capital, with recent activity showing a strong tilt toward digital and utility assets; Energy Capital Partners VI successfully reached $3.7 billion in fundraising while EQT waded into UK water assets. Furthermore, the race for digital backbone assets continues, with some managers framing data centres as being integral to achieving lower electricity prices in the medium term. Meanwhile, established asset managers are looking to tap the wealth channel; Fortress launched a new 1031 exchange platform aimed at efficiently raising and deploying private wealth capital into core-plus real estate holdings.