A brief on how family offices and institutional allocators are re-sizing real-asset sleeves into 2026, and the diligence questions surfacing most often.
What we are hearing in diligence
Two questions dominate first conversations with allocators: how is duration distributed across the sleeve, and how are growth and income exposures structurally separated. Both reward clear structural answers rather than allocation rhetoric.
Why the hybrid structure matters now
Hybrid real-asset structures only make sense when sleeves are genuinely uncorrelated in their drivers and when capital is governed by an explicit non-cross-subsidy framework. Otherwise the diversification is cosmetic.
Key takeaways
- —Duration distribution is the first diligence question, not the last.
- —Hybrid structures require explicit non-cross-subsidy governance to be credible.
- —Clear structural answers beat allocation rhetoric.
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