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Switzerland’s Partners Group said on Friday it had no plans to impose additional liquidity restrictions or freeze any of its evergreen investment vehicles, rejecting what it described as unfounded market rumors. Its shares suffered their worst-ever pummeling on the stock exchange on June 3 on news that Partners was capping withdrawals from an $8.6 billion private equity fund that saw clients demand their money back over worries of flagging investments.
Partners said on Friday it has “no intention of altering any documented liquidity mechanisms” and that its evergreen funds remain well positioned, with portfolios it described as healthy and liquidity aligned with target allocations. The two evergreen funds referenced in market speculation have delivered strong performance, generating around 15% in realizations in 2025, with similar expectations for 2026, the company added.
瑞士合众集团周五表示，不打算对其任何永续性投资基金实施额外的流动性限制或冻结，驳斥了其所谓的毫无根据的市场传言。6月3日，该公司股价在交易所遭遇了有史以来最严重的暴跌，原因是市场消息称合众集团正在限制一个86亿美元私募股权基金的赎回，该基金因客户担心投资表现不佳而要求撤资。
合众集团表示其“无意改变任何既定的流动性机制”，且旗下永续基金状况良好，投资组合健康，流动性符合目标配置。该公司补充称，市场传闻中提及的两只永续基金表现强劲，2025年实现了约15%的变现收益，2026年预计也将达到类似水平。
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