The off-market investment revolution and what it means for public markets

Private asset investing has a rich history stretching over a century. It has been lauded by professionals but until recently largely out of reach for most other investors. However, things are changing, and the UK government has become the latest to encourage investors to put more of their money into private asset, or off-market, enterprises to help boost the economy.

Product manager Tim Boole and analyst Uzo Ekwue join the pod to discuss tho pros and cons on private asset investment and how it might shape the future of public/private investment.  

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RUNNING ORDER:

08:12 - Part one: Growing demand for private assets

13:43 - Part two: what might happen to public markets?

17:03 - Part three: What the future holds

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