PRIVATE equity’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence (AI) is likely to face closer scrutiny from institutional investors as they assess whether their portfolios have become too dependent on a single technology theme.
With money flowing into everything from data centres (DC) and power generation to chips, software and credit, investors are expected to demand greater transparency from private-market managers over just how much of their portfolios are ultimately tied to the AI boom.
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