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Partners Group Denies Considering Liquidity Restrictions on Evergreen Vehicles
The Swiss asset manager said it has no plans to freeze or alter liquidity terms for its evergreen funds, citing healthy portfolios and sufficient cash.
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Partners Group issued a statement denying market rumors that it is considering additional liquidity restrictions or a freeze on its evergreen vehicles. "Partners Group has no intention of altering any documented liquidity mechanisms and has no plans to freeze any of its evergreen vehicles, given their portfolios are healthy and they have sufficient liquidity in line with the target allocations," the firm said.
The two evergreen funds in question have generated returns of roughly five times invested capital since inception.
The funds continued to post strong results in 2025 and produced approximately 15% in realizations last year. Partners Group expects similar levels of realizations, approximately 15%, in 2026.
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