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Title : Ares Management Broadens Horizons: New Fund for Australian Investors and Robust Capital Offerings:In a bold move signaling its commitment to expanding global access to alternative investments, Ares Management Corporation (NYSE: ARES) has recently announced an innovative offering aimed at the Australian market. The launch of the Ares Private Markets Fund (AUT) positions this Australian-domiciled unit trust as a pivotal entry point for wholesale clients down under who wish to invest in private equity via the esteemed Ares Private Markets Fund (APMF) . This strategic initiative capitalizes on the growing appetite for private equity in Australia, further enhancing Ares Management s global footprint. Expanding Access to Private Equity Ares Management’s introduction of the Ares Private Markets Fund marks a significant milestone as it adapts its successful U.S. registered management investment model to the Australian wealth management landscape. Such adaptations are crucial as Australian investors increasingly seek diversified portfolios that tap into global markets and alternative investment strategies. The launching of this fund demonstrates Ares’ ability to tailor its offerings to meet the unique demands of regional investors, particularly amidst a backdrop of heightened interest in private equity.

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