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Applying Public Market Principles to the Private Markets

Investors and their advisors typically apply a set of common sense principles to craft a balanced public market portfolio that […]
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Making Secondaries Primary

When IBM chairman Thomas Watson was selected to serve as ambassador to the USSR in 1979, he had a problem. […]
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Why GP Stakes Investing is Gaining Momentum

Similar to how a buyout manager would provide capital and expertise to a portfolio company in exchange for equity in […]
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Challenging Perceptions: The Reality of Private Market Illiquidity

Liquidity is the ability to convert an asset into cash quickly and without a substantial discount. In other words, it’s […]
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Cybersecurity Ventures: Disrupting the Digital Frontier

In 1969, a team of researchers at UCLA sent the first message between two computers to Stanford on the Advanced […]
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Empowering Investors: How Gridline’s Latest Innovations Boost Transparency and Efficiency

Over the course of this year, we’ve added a variety of new features to the Gridline platform as we continue […]
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Tax-Loss Harvesting into Alternative Investments

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Lights are going up around town, kids are eagerly anticipating a break […]
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Private Equity’s Massive Market

Public market investors enjoyed an unprecedented bull run after the great financial crisis. But as interest rates rise and valuations […]
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The Potential of GP Stakes Investing in the Private Markets

Investing in the private markets can be a lucrative opportunity for investors looking to diversify their portfolios. But have you […]
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Superior Outcomes Through Mechanism Design in Private Markets

The allure of private equity lies in its potential for superior returns, which hasn’t escaped individual investors’ notice. Over the […]
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The Micro Revolution: How Small Companies Are Shaping Private Markets

In a world where industry giants often dominate the headlines, there’s an under-the-radar category of companies poised for explosive growth: […]
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Why Emerging Managers Outperform

The classic investment disclaimer, “past results are not an indicator of future success,” is never more important than when considering […]
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How Alternative Investments Help Hedge Against Market Volatility

Navigating a volatile market can be difficult. The level of uncertainty related to inflation, rising interest rates, high private asset […]
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Capitalizing on Falling M&A Valuations Amid High Cash Reserves

As we edge towards 2024, the global M&A landscape is revealing a promising scenario. Purchase price multiples, a critical factor […]
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Analyzing the AI Investment Boom

2023 is turning out to be a gold rush year for Artificial Intelligence investments. Up to half of this year’s […]
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