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Market volatility and persistent inflation concerns are prompting wealthy investors worldwide to increase allocations to hedge funds, private equity and infrastructure. Alternative assets now account for 60% of single-family office portfolios, though liquidity and valuation risks remain.
At the Vietnam Investment Forum 2027 on November 12, an Index Partners executive described her asset allocation over the past two years: mainly income generating real estate and fixed income assets such as deposits and bonds, with gold holding the smallest share. She emphasized liquidity across the portfolio.
At the Vietnam Investment Forum 2027, investment manager Duc Tran cited a survey showing that about 87% of Vietnamese family assets are held in real estate. He pointed to limited investment options, low participation in funds and a preference for tangible assets. Speakers also discussed liquidity management and the legal framework for family offices.
