Invesco has joined forces with LGT Capital Partners to introduce multi-alternative private markets solutions, beginning with a focus on the wealth and retirement sectors in the US.
This collaboration seeks to combine both firms’ experience in alternative investments to facilitate access to private markets through a portfolio offerings and investor education initiatives.
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Invesco’s private markets and alternatives division currently oversees assets exceeding $190bn worldwide and manages more than $1tn for clients within the US wealth sector.
LGT Capital Partners brings over 25 years of experience managing investments for upwards of 700 institutional clients in 50 countries.
The firm has built a network of more than 800 general partners, which enables access to segments of private equity, private credit, and infrastructure that are often less accessible.
Its approach includes managing both multi-alternative and evergreen portfolios across a variety of market cycles.
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By GlobalDataLGT Capital Partners CEO Roberto Paganoni said: “LGT Capital Partners has a tradition of building long-term oriented portfolios through partnerships with general partners and clients. We are pleased to extend this approach by joining forces with Invesco on this important initiative.
“The alliance marks a significant step in strengthening our presence in the US market, expanding our wealth management capabilities, and exploring opportunities in the retirement space.”
Invesco CEO Andrew Schlossberg commented: “Our collaboration with LGT Capital Partners advances our strategy to offer clients a curated experience through partnerships with select, complementary firms aligned with our clients-first ethos.
“We believe private markets exposure can provide differentiated sources of income and growth. Together with LGT Capital Partners, we plan to bring more innovative solutions in asset classes traditionally reserved for institutional allocators to a broader set of U.S. wealth and retirement investors.”
In August, investment company Carlyle agreed to acquire intelliflo from Invesco for up to $200m.
intelliflo, established in 2004, is headquartered in the UK and provides cloud-based practice management software to independent financial advisors.
