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FinTech BoostUP recently highlighted Allvue Systems’ latest 2026 General Partners (GPs) Outlook Survey, which reveals a growing gap between AI ambition and data readiness across private markets firms.
As GPs face increasing pressure for speed, transparency, and stronger value creation, 65% say advanced technology will have the greatest operational impact in the next 12 months, and 62% expect AI to play a prominent role in upcoming technology decisions.
However, adoption remains constrained. Firms cite limited internal expertise, concerns around accuracy and reliability, and compliance risks as the top barriers to AI implementation — along with resource limitations and implementation complexity.
The leading obstacles to AI adoption are:
”Our 2026 GP survey shows that firms want to do far more with their data and use AI to streamline workflows, but many are being held back by limited data maturity,” said Ivan Latanision, Chief Product Officer at Allvue.
For a deeper look at the survey findings, read the full article by FinTech BoostUP.
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