Barwon Investment Partners

A feeder fund for one of Barwon Investment Partners’ founding strategies has been rewarded for its robust return, securing a top rating from a second major research house.

An enduring structural feature of Barwon’s PE fund is that it doesn’t invest in the companies that require capital, it invests in the companies that provide it. For advisers, that means exposure to the fabled PE illiquidity premium, but with access to daily redemptions.  

Real estate credit funds have firmed as an attractive source of alternative returns in the past few years. What matters, however, and what doesn’t, for these non-bank private credit lenders, has largely been left unexplored by investors.   

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Bob Liu from Barwon Investment Partners speaks with Drew Meredith at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium.

James Brown from Barwon Investment Partners speaks with Drew Meredith at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium in Sydney.

Independent fund manager, Barwon Investment Partners, which manages more than $2 billion on behalf of its clients, will shortly launch the Barwon Disability Accommodation Fund. The property and “impact investment” fund is open-ended in structure and will target wholesale investors seeking returns from properties in the Australian specialist disability accommodation (SDA) sector, under the NDIS…

Barwon Investment Partners this week announced that their long-standing Healthcare Property Fund had received a ‘recommended’ rating from independent research house Zenith Investment Partners. The group, named after the Barwon River in Sydney and founded in 2006, has built a niche assisting wholesale and institutional investors and now manages over AU$1.5 billion in assets. The…