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Indosuez Wealth Management Targets 40% Growth in Private Markets

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Indosuez Wealth Management, the private banking arm of Crédit Agricole, confirmed its structure in Monaco and its operational reach across Europe and the United States. The firm is aiming to grow its private markets business by almost 40% in little more than two years. It currently manages close to €13 billion in assets and targets €18 billion by 2028.

From monacolife.net

Why it matters

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The firm has expanded its private markets platform from private equity to include private debt, infrastructure, and secondary transactions. This expansion involves working with more than 120 partner asset managers across Europe, the United States, and the Asia-Pacific region.

From monacolife.net

Who's involved

  • Indosuez Wealth ManagementPrivate banking arm of Crédit Agricole aiming for aggressive growth in private markets
  • MonacoJurisdiction where Indosuez Wealth Management operates as a parent entity
  • EuropeGeographic region where Indosuez Wealth Management operates and expands its partner network

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  • EuropeSpeculative

    The expansion of Indosuez Wealth Management's private markets reach could increase private investment activity in Europe.

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