Korean investment firm KBIZ is targeting domestic blind-pool private equity and venture capital funds for its 2026 allocation strategy, according to investor intentions data from PE International. The move signals continued appetite among Asian institutional investors for diversified private market exposure through blind-pool vehicles, which commit capital without predefined portfolio companies.

Access to detailed investor intentions and preferences data remains restricted to PE International subscribers. The platform's LP Perspectives 2026 report and Private Equity Investor Intentions and Preferences database provide comprehensive tracking of limited partner allocation plans, fund preferences, and geographic focus areas.

KBIZ's search aligns with broader trends in the PEI 300 universe, where large institutional investors increasingly favor blind-pool structures for operational efficiency and broader market access. The firm's domestic focus suggests a preference for local market expertise and currency alignment in its private equity and venture capital commitments.