Bo Brownlee CFA at SECOR Asset Management dives into private markets.
Private equity (PE) provides an additional return premium to investors as compensation for holding risky investments over a multi-year time horizon. In contrast, public markets boast deep and active markets that offer the prospect of immediate liquidity. This illiquidity premium has been a key component in the long-term return premium investors have received from private equity. The size of the premium can be debated, but there is nevertheless a strong case for its existence. The purpose here is not to argue the appropriate size of the premium, but to take a closer look at a phenomenon i...
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