In the Journal of Investing 30th Anniversary Issue, Erik Knutzen describes the key drivers of the growth of private markets over the last three decades and why these trends are likely to continue as investors increasingly evaluate market opportunities across a spectrum of liquidity.
To make sense of today’s market conundrum, remember that things could have been worse than they are, and that investors are more defensive than they appear.
Recent market turbulence provides yet another example of how private equity managers have improved their ability to weather volatile conditions.
As central banks become more “data-dependent,” will monetary policy become less predictable and markets potentially more volatile?
The U.S. debt ceiling is just one of a long list of obstacles waiting to trip up markets, and there is very little opportunity cost for remaining cautious.
Institutional Investor published their list of America’s top asset management firms, according to the companies owned by them. We are proud to announce that we were ranked within their top 10 list. See the full publication and details below:
It may be time to plan the journey back to risk, but not yet time to act—peak rates could still be disruptive, and they pay investors for proceeding carefully.
Can we lower government debt, sustain positive real rates and finance the transition to a low-carbon economy?
As private-credit markets continue to expand in size, choice and sophistication, we believe they should play an important role in well-diversified investment portfolios.
