Innovation that leverages Invesco’s global resources to uncover diversified sources of return across public and private markets.
With one of the industry’s largest and most diverse alternative investment platforms, we provide institutional investors access to differentiated strategies across real estate, private equity, private credit, risk parity, and hedge, macro, and commodity strategies.
Our capabilities across asset classes and throughout the capital structure allow us to deliver solutions for growth, income, and diversification.
We bring the resources, risk management, and perspective of a global asset manager to the alternative universe.
Our alternative investment strategies are led by entrepreneurial teams that are empowered to pursue highly differentiated sources of return.
Explore our alternative strategies across public and private markets.
As one of the world’s largest real estate managers, we invest in direct property and publicly traded real asset securities. Invesco Real Estate offers investors a proven track record of investing across the risk/return spectrum, across the globe, and throughout the capital stack.
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Invesco Private Credit is a leading financier to global private equity. For decades, our veteran Direct Lending team has served as a reliable, long-term partner to premiere private equity sponsors seeking middle market debt solutions.
Since 1981, Invesco Private Capital has been investing in early-stage venture, growth, buyout, and private equity funds, as well as making select direct investments or co-investments.
Invesco Private Credit is one of the world’s largest and longest-tenured private credit managers. We leverage a consistent, conservative fundamental credit process to pursue opportunities across broadly syndicated loans, direct lending, distressed debt and special situations.
Falling rates and rising earnings may be a potent mix for markets
Economic and earnings data continued to point to a relatively Goldilocks backdrop for stocks and other risk assets.
Slower job growth likely solidifies September rate cut
Although the labor market began to slow, it’s not yet signaling a recession. Anchored inflation expectations may mean a rate cut is imminent.
Troubled times haven’t worried stocks
Markets pressed higher despite seasonal weakness, new tariffs, elevated valuations, and noise surrounding the Federal Reserve’s independence.
Powell suggests a change to Fed policy
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s dovish tone at Jackson Hole last week, had ramifications for rate expectations, tech stocks, and the US dollar.
Support for stocks builds despite mixed data
Economic signals seem to show a gradual slowdown in the US economy, but not a recession, with many global companies thriving in the trade environment.
When you’re ready for a partner, not just a provider, we can connect you with a team focused on your investment challenges and opportunities.
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