American alternative asset managers are building a new axis of capital deployment into Gulf markets, reshaping cross-border deal architecture.
With investment volumes forecast to rise 18% in 2026, due-diligence scrutiny on next-generation managers like Marcena Capital intensifies across the continent.
Conglomerate families, lifestyle entrepreneurs, and fashion-branded developers are entering luxury real estate with billions in committed capital.
A winter-summer bifurcation in deal-making rhythms is redefining how LPs allocate, how GPs close funds, and how cross-border capital flows through European mark
Sachin Bhanushali, Atul Chordia, Kalpesh Mehta, and Amit Goenka represent a new tier of deal architects bridging regional development and institutional capital.
Over US$200 million in Chilean corporate capital operates in Peru while figures like Rawlins and Menichetti face legal crises reshaping the regional real estate
A cohort of Gulf-native capital structurers is bridging the gap between family wealth and full institutional mandates across a USD 141 billion market.
