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Private equity is often an important strategy among institutions building durable private market portfolios. In fact, endowments on average allocated more than 45% of their alternative investment sleeve to the asset class in 2023 alone. Now, as private wealth advisors look for ways to introduce alternative investment strategies, private equity is often top of mind.
While mega private equity funds have dominated the headlines, mid-market private equity should not be overlooked. Middle-market private equity can give investors exposure to durable, high-quality businesses that might be flying under the radar. With hundreds of investable managers and vintages, tackling this large segment of private markets can be daunting for many advisors.
Since 1960, the population of the United States has increased by approximately 85% to 334 million people. Despite this immense growth, the number of housing starts per million has declined significantly during the same time. This imbalance, coupled with Americans’ demand for larger homes, resulted in a housing crisis.
As private wealth investors increasingly demand new ways to incorporate alternative investments into their portfolios, the need for a strategic and differentiated investment program has never been more critical. Uncovering and accessing the right alternative investments can be challenging. Our Capital Market Solutions (CMS) program offers a unique and highly effective pathway to do just that.
Conshohocken, PA – BUSINESS WIRE – PPB Capital Partners (“PPB”), alternative investment solution provider to private wealth advisors, today announced tremendous company growth led by ongoing new business and team expansion.
“Our growth story is the result of our commitment to the values we started with 18+ years ago and we’ve evolved to meet advisors where they are in their private market journey”
PPB Capital Partners is a full-service alternative investment provider that meets wealth advisors like you, in their private market investment journey.
That can mean providing access to highly differentiated funds and managers through what is historically known as “feeder funds” and white-labeled customized solutions, all bringing operational efficiencies to support your businesses.
Growth of alternative investments continues to build among private wealth investors. Historically out of reach for non-institutional clients, access and operational support via dedicated alternative investment platforms are changing private wealth in a big way.
Investors experienced an interesting time in public markets and many asked “where do I go from here?” We checked in with our Investment Strategist for ideas on how to take advantage of current market conditions and identify ways alternative investments can help achieve broader portfolio goals. In our conversation, we cover:
You made the decision to offer alternatives investment funds for good reason – they can be highly effective for diversification and uncorrelated returns in your clients’ portfolios.
It’s an interesting time for investors to think about new ways to diversify and differentiate portfolios. Overvalued stocks, especially on the technology side, may be a good indication for investors to take gains and diversify. Can alternative investments play a role in helping to drive returns when the public markets may have tapped out on growth? Our investment team shares key private market sectors on our radar with Financial Advisor Magazine.
Analysts and journalists have long been discussing the impending commercial real estate collapse in the US. However, European deals have already fallen off a cliff in both value and volume. Significant and sticky inflation caused the implementation of aggressive monetary policy that has essentially brought the real estate market to a halt.
Looking back on several unprecedented events in 2023 left many investors asking “Where do we go from here?”. Our latest outlook analyzes those pivotal moments to answer just that. Highlights include:
In today’s environment, investment strategies can be oversaturated by managers, most operating in the same capacity. Publication With Intelligence checks in with our Anton Golding on what stands out to PPB – niche investment opportunities. Currently, PPB is investigating equipment leasing funds, with a focus on aerospace equipment.
In the article, Golding discusses why PPB hones in on new and unique investments strategies.
Discovering untapped areas in the marketplace can bring new opportunities for investors. Publication With Intelligence asks Anton Golding about a sector on our radar, sports financing. The article discusses various possibilities that can easily be overlooked. Anton explains.
“There are opportunities to buy minority or majority stakes in teams and clubs around the world. Outside of direct exposure to these teams, related markets like sports betting, merchandizing, and others have grown exponentially.”
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA, November 15, 2023 – PPB Capital Partners (“PPB”), a provider of alternative investment solutions and streamlined processing for wealth advisors, has promoted Amanda Bannon to Chief Operating Officer.
Bannon joined PPB in 2021 from a large alternative investment complex. She has a diverse background in compliance, operations and financial services technology solutions that streamline all operational aspects of the complexity around investing in private funds.
What are the opportunities in information technology?
The Investment Strategy and Research team from PPB Capital Partners highlight the catalysts that are driving the tech buyout market.
How will you take advantage of these opportunities?
Trends and opportunities in information technology
Less than 130 years ago, canaries were used to detect carbon monoxide in coal mines. Now a carbon monoxide detector is in every home and costs less than $20. However, with every advance in technology, one question from investors remains: What’s Next?
PPB ranked 35th on the Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2023 Soaring 76 list.
PPB Capital Partners, a provider of alternative investment solutions and streamlined processing for private wealth advisors, has been named to the Philadelphia Business Journal’s Soaring 76 list of fastest growing companies in the Greater Philadelphia area.
The next member of the PPB Capital Partners’ staff to profile is Carly Kramer, Vice President, Fund Operations. Carly celebrated her second anniversary at PPB earlier this year and was promoted to vice president in the fall of 2022.
The next member of the PPB Capital Partners’ staff to profile is Matt Williams, Associate, Advisor Relations. Matt is close to celebrating his first anniversary at the firm, but you would think he’s been here for years.
By Frank A. Burke, CFA, CAIA, Chief Investment Officer
and
Anton W. Golding, Associate, Fund Manager Analyst
PPB Capital Partners
Regular readers of PPB’s monthly insights know that we are big fans of Charles Dickens, as clearly illustrated in the title of our February market update. Dickens always had something clever to say about everything (which is only part of what made him so great), and legal proceedings are no different.
In The Curiosity Shop, Dickens writes:
To Anton Golding, PPB Capital Partners was so nice, that he decided to work here twice! After joining the team for a stint as an undergraduate co-op from Drexel University in 2018, Anton embraced his alternative investments roots and returned last fall.
Born and raised in Los Angeles but having attended his secondary and post-secondary schools in the mid-Atlantic, Anton has the unique distinction of having both “California cool” and “East Coast grit.”
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA, June 14, 2023 — PPB Capital Partners (“PPB”), a provider of alternative investment solutions and streamlined processing for wealth advisors, has named two executives to its Fund Solutions and Advisor Relations teams. These staff members help PPB meet an increasing demand for its services and maintain PPB’s commitment to providing the U.S. private wealth community entry points to institutional-caliber alternative investment solutions.
By Frank A. Burke, CFA, CAIA, Chief Investment Officer, PPB Capital Partners
and Anton W. Golding, Associate, Fund Manager Analyst. PPB Capital Partners
After a multi-year push for a “return to office” for employees, many have found work-from-home and hybrid accommodations to be a sticky benefit, with office landlords and investors feeling the brunt of this societal change.
By Jeremy Diem, Managing Director, Advisor Relations
PPB Capital Partners
In early 2020, the thought of maintaining relationships with your clients through a computer was closer to a novelty than was the norm. I don’t have to tell you what happened next that made Zoom, Teams and Google Meet part of our nomenclature.
Apparently, Assistant Vice President, Fund Accounting, Andrew Sussingham is an overachiever … in a good way. Instead of submitting 15 answers for the latest edition of “Getting to Know,” he answered 26. When asked to recommend a book, he named two.
Listening to what wealth advisors need and what they think is right for their client is the first step to creating custom solutions.
By Frank A. Burke, CFA, CAIA, Chief Investment Officer
and Anton W. Golding, Associate, Fund Manager Analyst
In the Rearview Mirror
Assistant Vice President, Fund Operations, Ed Chandler is in the middle of his first year at PPB Capital Partners and he’s quickly become an integral member of our team. The Worcester, Mass., native and Syracuse University graduate is a 007 fan and, unlike some of our most recent profiled employees, leaves no doubt about his dessert preferences.
We would love to be a fly on the wall during his dinner party with three famous people.
Enjoy getting to know Ed.
By Frank A. Burke, CFA, CAIA, Chief Investment Officer, PPB Capital Partners
and
Anton W. Golding, Associate, Fund Manager Analyst, PPB Capital Partners
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
— George Santayana
Déjà vu
Let’s set the stage for a dramatic, volatile and fascinating turn of events in American banking history…
By Amanda Bannon
Chief of Staff
PPB Capital Partners
In 2018, nearly 18 months before “COVID-19” or “Coronavirus” became household words, 5.7% of the workforce in the United States was working remotely. Fast forward five years to today, that number has multiplied more than four times, to 26%. While the pandemic did accelerate that curve—reaching a high of 41.7% in 2020—the trajectory was already on the upswing. Remote workers increased from that 5.7% in 2018 to 22.4% in 2019.*
Decisions are made in alignment with the wealth advisor community and their clients.
By Frank A. Burke, CFA, CAIA, Chief Investment Officer, PPB Capital Partners
and
Anton W. Golding, Fund Manager Analyst, PPB Capital Partners
Thanks to a little nudge from Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, it seems that Dorothy was onto something. With real estate prices soaring, much like Dorothy’s home in that famous Kansas twister, and rates threatening market stability, investors must examine all opportunities and risks that are present today.
Recent Developments
“My loyalty is two-fold. It’s to employees … and it’s to the U.S. private wealth advisor.”
Brendan Lake
By Frank A. Burke, CFA, CAIA, Chief Investment Officer, PPB Capital Partners
and
Anton W. Golding, Fund Manager Analyst, PPB Capital Partners