Private Markets at a glance
$382B
Assets Under Management
PGIM sourced data as March 31, 2026 (unless otherwise noted). Assets represent gross AUM/AUA unless otherwise noted. Asset totals may not sum due to rounding and double counting. AUM/AUA are based on company estimates and subject to change. Includes real estate debt gross AUM of $85.1B (net AUM: $81.9B) and AUA is $50.1B.
#2
Real Estate Manager Worldwide
Performance rankings by third parties: #2: PGIM Real Estate is the second largest real estate investment manager (out of 63 firms surveyed) in terms of global real estate assets under management based on ‘Pensions & Investments’ “The Largest Real Estate Investment Managers” list published November 2025. This ranking represents AUM as of 6/30/25. Participation in the ranking is voluntary and no compensation is required to participate in the ranking.
#2
Privately Placed Debt Manager Worldwide
FI is one of the top 10 for several strategies (out of 369 firms surveyed) based on Pensions & Investments Top Money Managers list published June 2025. PGIM Private Capital (PPC) was ranked #2 privately placed debt managers worldwide by P&I. This is institutional client AUM by PPC on behalf of PFI as of Dec 31, 2024. Participation in the ranking is voluntary & open to managers with any kind of U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets managed internally. No compensation is required to participate.
-
Press ReleasePGIM provides $136.3M for manufactured housing portfolioThe portfolio comprises 1,577 sites across central Florida.Read More
-
Press ReleasePGIM provides $30.4M mezzanine loan for Houston industrial developmentThe development will comprise 1.3 million square feet across three buildings near the Port of Houston.
Read More
-
Press ReleaseStandard Life announces launch of UK Pension Risk Transfer partnershipPGIM will originate high-quality assets to back pension scheme liabilities for the Partnership and for Standard Life’s existing PRT business.
Read More
-
Asia Pacific Data Centers: Where Value Will AccrueAsia Pacific data centers continue to be a structural growth opportunity, supported by cloud adoption, AI workloads, enterprise digitalization and data sovereignty. Yet invest-ability is becoming more selective, as market depth, power availability, regulation and execution capability increasingly shape risk-adjusted returns.
Read More
