Sponsored by PGIM in partnership with CFA Institute.
Private equity and private debt have grown rapidly as providers of capital for the new economic models that have emerged post-2000, largely focused on technology and intellectual property.
We explore the reasons for this progression and analyze whether the new macroeconomic paradigm post-Covid, characterized by stickier inflation and higher-for-longer interest rates, could impact this trajectory. We also investigate the specific sector of private debt, which has seen the fastest growth rate in private capital. Is private equity disentangling itself from its private debt counterpart, and will higher interest rates disrupt this trend?
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