Private Markets
Since the growth of non-bank lending in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis, there is barely a global asset manager that does not espouse the virtues of Private Markets.
Where AllianzGI Private Markets differs, stems from our origins. Our expertise in Private Markets has been designed and developed to meet the investment and social demands of our parent company, Allianz. With their active encouragement, we have pioneered investments into areas such as renewables, infrastructure debt, development finance and trade finance, each offering potential portfolio diversification and competitive risk-adjusted returns.
Our offering now extends to a broad range of sophisticated investors with innovative solutions across the fields of infrastructure – debt, equity and secondaries – as well as private credit – be that direct lending, indirect or trade finance. And drawing on Allianz Group’s focus on sustainability, this expertise includes specialisms in renewables, development finance and the area of impact investing.
With our experience and strength in Infrastructure and Private Credit, we believe we offer clients a unique combination of market access and sourcing capabilities together with a true solutions mindset.
Allianz Global Investors (“AllianzGI”), a leading active asset manager with over EUR 90bn* of assets under management in private markets, serves both Allianz and further institutional investors. By entrusting us with investments, clients can benefit from our expertise in extending and diversifying investment portfolios, enabling to achieve investment goals also during market dislocations.
*data as at 30 June 2025
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Private markets investments are highly illiquid and designed for professional investors pursuing a long-term investment strategy only.
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