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Private Markets Poised to Capitalize on Economic Volatility, Says Partners Group President.
Despite mounting macroeconomic volatility, private markets are positioned to transform uncertainty into opportunity, according to Juri Jenkner, President of Partners Group.
¡°While macroeconomic volatility is intensifying, we view this as creating opportunities within private markets,¡± Jenkner told Maeil Business Newspaper in an interview on Tuesday. ¡°For example, liquidity constraints are enhancing the appeal of secondary markets, while infrastructure investments are gaining traction due to their relatively stable cash flows.¡±
Jenkner emphasized that sectors with lower correlation to economic cycles or those dependent on domestic supply chains will emerge as attractive investment destinations. ¡°The prospect of future interest rate cuts will also highlight the advantage of accessing capital at lower financing costs,¡± he added.
The global macroeconomy faces headwinds from trade tensions and regional conflicts, yet private market transaction volumes are expected to pick up in the latter half of this year.
Despite prevailing uncertainties, worldwide M&A activity has maintained robust momentum since the beginning of the year. According to Partners Group¡®s research, global M&A volumes in the first half of 2025 surged 30% compared to the same period last year, while IPO markets expanded 21% over the same timeframe.
¡°While protectionist policies are gaining ground in the United States, we anticipate only partial reshoring given the substantial costs associated with production relocation,¡± Jenkner observed.
European markets are also expected to gain attractiveness. Germany¡®s constitutional debt brake (Schuldenbremse), which previously capped annual new debt at 0.35% of GDP, has been modified to exempt defense spending following parliamentary approval amid economic pressures and expanding defense budgets.
¡°Considering Europe¡®s recent fiscal expansion driven by military spending increases, Partners Group expects the European Central Bank to lower its terminal rate below 1.5%,¡± Jenkner said. ¡°This should stimulate buyout activity in Europe as borrowing costs decline.¡±
Secondary deals are anticipated to proliferate in M&A markets. These transactions involve investors (so-called ¡°LPs¡±) selling their private equity fund stakes to other private equity firms. With clear exit timelines and valuations facilitating negotiations, secondary deals are viewed as attractive investment strategies amid economic uncertainty.
¡°Liquidity remains challenging to secure,¡± Jenkner noted. ¡°Given the current dry powder levels among private equity funds, we expect secondary deal activity to intensify.¡±
Infrastructure markets are projected to experience strong demand, particularly in data centers. North American contracted data center demand alone is forecast to quadruple from 20 gigawatts in 2023 to 83 gigawatts by 2034. Data center vacancy rates hit a historic low of 2.6% in the second half of 2024.
Jenkner expressed growing optimism about Korean markets. Partners Group entered Korea in 2010 and now ranks as the largest non-U.S. global General Partner (GP) operating in the country.
He highlighted the potential of Korea¡®s content intellectual property market, drawing parallels to Hollywood¡¯s slate financing model, where dozens of film projects are bundled into portfolios. This structure provides stability by offsetting individual project failures with successful productions. While unfamiliar in Korea, such investment approaches could become viable as the market expands.
¡°Korean markets possess strong fundamentals with numerous high-tech companies,¡± Jenkner concluded. ¡°Combined with the recent renaissance in content-related industries, we see significant growth potential ahead.¡±

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