Amid today's extreme volatility, one Wall Street veteran wants to help you maneuver the private equity space with the goal of yielding big returns for your portfolio.
Andrea Auerbach, who serves as the head of global private investments for Cambridge Associates, offers a unique perspective on an evolution that's underway as activity across private and public markets increasingly overlaps.
For the May edition of Chronicles, we're highlighting Andrea's recent installment in Portfolio for the Future™ and discussing why a solid financial footing could mean a less liquid approach. Here's why:
Ahead of last week’s brutal selloff, Paul Tudor Jones bemoaned the environment for owning stocks and bonds. The founder and chief investment officer of Tudor Investment spoke on CNBC and warned Wall Street about the potential perils of a 60/40 portfolio and urged market participants to reconsider traditional investment strategies. Read it here.
These themes were also highlighted by Goldman Sachs: Last year, the firm weighed in on the trend of growing hedge fund participation across private deals. This podcast feels more relevant than ever today. Listen here.
Lastly, another trend to keep an eye on is within the fast-growing industry of interval funds, which enables wealth managers to access private markets. Check out CAIA’s recent coverage.
