Private equity, private credit, and other alternative assets are assuming an increasingly central role in investor portfolios as institutions seek diversification, yield, and resilience amid public market uncertainty. Demand for alternative strategies is accelerating, driven by evolving regulations, structural reforms, and a search for uncorrelated returns. Across Asia, markets such as India are seeing rapid evolution in fund structuring, cross-border capital flows, and regulatory innovation, making them critical to the region’s alternatives growth story. Investors are exploring new vehicles across credit, infrastructure, and niche asset classes, requiring greater sophistication in fundraising, due diligence, and portfolio construction. As the alternatives ecosystem matures, managers must adapt with innovative approaches and tailored investment frameworks. What strategies are unlocking value in private markets today? How are evolving structures, regional hubs like Singapore, and investor demands shaping the future of alternatives in India and beyond?