Collaborates: Partners Group and PGIM Join Forces
Partners Group and PGIM Form Alliance to Cater to Diverse Investor Needs
In a significant development for the asset management industry, the American asset management company PGIM and the Swiss Partners Group have announced a collaboration on September 17, 2025. This alliance aims to expand access to private markets for a wider client base and develop flexible portfolio solutions for various investor needs.
The new entity, named AWP, will be formed as a result of this partnership. AWP is expected to leverage the expertise of both PGIM and Partners Group, offering innovative investment solutions. The exact nature of the collaboration between the two companies remains undisclosed, but it is clear that the alliance is another step taken by Partners Group in its continued strategic expansion.
PGIM, one of the largest global asset managers, manages approximately $1.4 trillion in assets. Meanwhile, Partners Group is no stranger to collaborations, having previously formed alliances to cater to diverse investor requirements. The collaboration with PGIM marks AWP as their latest venture.
The alliance is intended to open up access to private markets for a broader range of clients. AWP will focus on providing customised portfolio solutions, catering to the specific needs of each investor. The financial details of the collaboration between PGIM and Partners Group remain undisclosed, but the announcement has been met with excitement within the industry.
The formation of AWP is a significant development, as it represents a joint effort by two of the industry's leading players. The exact structure and operations of AWP are yet to be specified, but it is clear that this alliance will offer exciting opportunities for investors seeking innovative investment solutions. As the alliance progresses, more details are expected to emerge, shedding light on the future of asset management.
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