BofA Merrill Lynch survey of alternative‑asset investors shows modest expectations for 2017 distributions
BofA Merrill Lynch survey of alternative‑asset investors shows modest expectations for 2017 distributions The passage contains only generic investor sentiment data from a Bank of America/Merrill Lynch conference. It mentions no high‑profile individuals, institutions, financial flows, or misconduct, offering no actionable investigative leads. Key insights: Investors rate growth and superior performance as the top attractions of alternative‑asset managers (35% each).; Long‑term locked‑up capital is valued by 18% of respondents; low valuations and wide moats are low priorities (6% each).; Most investors expect distributions in 2017 to be flat or rise 5‑15% (37% each).
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BofA Merrill Lynch survey of alternative‑asset investors shows modest expectations for 2017 distributions The passage contains only generic investor sentiment data from a Bank of America/Merrill Lynch conference. It mentions no high‑profile individuals, institutions, financial flows, or misconduct, offering no actionable investigative leads. Key insights: Investors rate growth and superior performance as the top attractions of alternative‑asset managers (35% each).; Long‑term locked‑up capital is valued by 18% of respondents; low valuations and wide moats are low priorities (6% each).; Most investors expect distributions in 2017 to be flat or rise 5‑15% (37% each).
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