Tail-Risk Survey Finds Investors Monitoring Geopolitical Aftershocks
A new survey by PGIM revealed that institutional investors believe geopolitics and economics represent some of the greatest risks to their portfolios.
Investors searching for yield flocked to private markets when interest rates were low and public equity valuations were high. Today, the environment has shifted. Inflation remains elevated, central banks are hiking interest rates and economic growth is slowing. Can private markets continue to add value to investment portfolios?
Global pools of private capital have doubled in just six years to more than $12 trillion, making the current scale and complexity of private markets unprecedented. This evolution has given rise to a new set of opportunities and risks for institutional investors to consider. In the newest episode of The OUTThinking Investor, PGIM COO Taimur Hyat and economist Josh Lerner from Harvard Business School offer unique perspectives into the factors driving growth in private markets, current investment opportunities, and the outlook for private markets as rates rise.
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