Special Investment Situations.
The Private Markets Pathway learning modules focus on the realm of private investments. These investments can be in the form of company debt or equity, real estate, or infrastructure. A key characteristic of these investments is their illiquidity, meaning they…
Investing in Private Markets and Public Markets
Post the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2008–2009, the subsequent decade witnessed favorable market conditions, including low interest rates, rising valuations, and increased risk appetite. These conditions led to private markets outperforming their public counterparts in terms of generating returns…
Public and Private Market Performance
Public Markets Public markets include listed equity and debt securities from mature issuers with stable cash flows. For instance, companies like Apple and Microsoft are part of the public market. Large public equity issuers usually pay periodic dividends to shareholders,…
Private Investment Methods.
Investing in private markets presents a unique set of opportunities and challenges compared to public markets. Private investments often involve more complex structures, longer holding periods, and a higher degree of engagement from managers. Understanding the various methods and structures…
Private and Public Investments.
Investing in the financial markets can broadly be categorized into public and private investments. Each type offers distinct features, benefits, and challenges. Understanding these differences is crucial for investors aiming to diversify their portfolios and optimize returns. Public Investments Public…
