[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Benzinga [@Benzinga](/creator/twitter/Benzinga) on x 305.8K followers Created: 2025-07-14 23:59:52 UTC The ultra-wealthy are moving away from traditional alternative investments like crypto and leaning into private credit. A new BlackRock report surveying XXX global family offices shows that more than half now have a positive outlook on private credit. They see it as a better mix of yield, liquidity, and returns. There’s also a growing interest in infrastructure investments, and a continued—though slightly smaller—appetite for private equity. BlackRock notes that XX% of family offices plan to increase their private equity holdings this year. This shift reflects deeper concerns about global instability. The report says XX% of respondents cited geopolitical tensions as a key challenge. About XX% feel pessimistic about the economic outlook overall. That pessimism deepened after Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs were announced in April. Bearish sentiment on the global economy jumped from XX% to 62%. Concern about a U.S. slowdown also rose, from XX% to 43%. Inflation worries climbed too, with XX% of respondents now seeing it as a growing threat. As a result, many family offices are reevaluating their strategies. Sixty percent plan to increase diversification, while just XX% feel comfortable with their current liquidity levels. Private credit is now the top alternative asset class for planned portfolio increases through 2026. The biggest downside? High fees. About XX% of those surveyed said fees remain the most significant challenge in private market investments.  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [alternative investments](/topic/alternative-investments) [blackrock](/topic/blackrock) [stocks financial services](/topic/stocks-financial-services) [stocks bitcoin treasuries](/topic/stocks-bitcoin-treasuries) [Post Link](https://x.com/Benzinga/status/1944909744784691584)
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Created: 2025-07-14 23:59:52 UTC
The ultra-wealthy are moving away from traditional alternative investments like crypto and leaning into private credit.
A new BlackRock report surveying XXX global family offices shows that more than half now have a positive outlook on private credit. They see it as a better mix of yield, liquidity, and returns.
There’s also a growing interest in infrastructure investments, and a continued—though slightly smaller—appetite for private equity. BlackRock notes that XX% of family offices plan to increase their private equity holdings this year.
This shift reflects deeper concerns about global instability. The report says XX% of respondents cited geopolitical tensions as a key challenge. About XX% feel pessimistic about the economic outlook overall.
That pessimism deepened after Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs were announced in April. Bearish sentiment on the global economy jumped from XX% to 62%. Concern about a U.S. slowdown also rose, from XX% to 43%.
Inflation worries climbed too, with XX% of respondents now seeing it as a growing threat. As a result, many family offices are reevaluating their strategies.
Sixty percent plan to increase diversification, while just XX% feel comfortable with their current liquidity levels. Private credit is now the top alternative asset class for planned portfolio increases through 2026.
The biggest downside? High fees. About XX% of those surveyed said fees remain the most significant challenge in private market investments.
XXXXX engagements
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