LP Portfolio Mix Returns to 2005 Levels in 2025, FactSet Finds

By Public Technologies
  • FactSet's October 28, 2026, analysis found limited partners' private-market commitment mix in 2025 had returned to near-2005 levels.
  • Private equity accounted for roughly 60% of commitments, compared with about 25% for real assets.
  • Private debt represented roughly 10% of commitments; other investment styles comprised about 5%.
  • Real assets surpassed private equity in 2010 and 2015; private debt peaked at 25% in 2015.
  • Private debt's share declined from 2020 to 2025 as private markets expanded overall; the analysis primarily reflects public pension portfolios.


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