Private Markets Capabilities
Private Markets Platform at a Glance
Contact Us – Investment Offices
In addition to Neuberger Berman’s global offices in 35 cities, NB Private Equity has investment professionals in the following cities:
The Americas
New York
1290 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10104
(Headquarters)
Dallas
325 North St. Paul Street
Dallas, TX 75201
Boston
53 State Street
13th Floor, Suite 1303
Boston, MA 02109
Bogotá
Carrera 9 # 115 – 06
Edificio Terra Firme
Piso 17, oficina 56
Bogota, Colombia
Europe
London
Lansdowne House
57 Berkeley Square
London W1J 6ER, United Kingdom
Milan
Via San Damiano 7
20122 Milan, Italy
Via Turati 25
20121 Milan, Italy
Zurich
Börsenstrasse 26, Ground Level
Zurich 8001 - Switzerland
Asia
Hong Kong
Jardine House
20th Floor,
Suites 2010 – 2020
1 Connaught Place,
Central Hong Kong
Tokyo
Shin Marunouchi Building
12th Floor
1-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-6512, Japan
Global Marketing
nbalternatives@nb.com
212-476-9261
RELATED NEWS AND INSIGHTS
Special Update: At the Peak of the Curve
After an apparently strong and rapid equity market rally in April, Neuberger Berman’s AAC reconvenes to reassess its views.
Perspective on Private Credit
(4:22) Listen to David Lyon as he discusses the current dislocation in the credit markets and the types of investment opportunities that may emerge as a result.
Protective and Proactive
Liquid alternatives and private market investors are proving their worth during the current turmoil.
Contagion
Should investors consider loading up on the riskiest assets when markets begin to stabilize? After a valuation adjustment of this magnitude, that probably isn’t necessary. The markets are unlikely to run away from us.
Dyal Capital Partners’ Michael Rees on Investing in Private Capital
Watch Neuberger Berman's Managing Director Michael Rees chat on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
The Reality of Retail: Apocalypse or Renaissance?
(20:37) The retail landscape has undergone a transformation as changing consumer preferences and technological advances disrupt the sector.
Risks Rebalanced
A less cautious stance, with upgrades for pro-cyclical sectors and regions—including non-U.S. equity markets, U.S. credit, and emerging markets debt and equity.