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What does the future hold?
By
Paul Mackintosh
- Asia
- Global
Approaching alternatives after a pandemic
Alternative assets have been on a multi-year tear, it’s generally agreed. James de Bunsen, multi-asset portfolio manager at Janus Henderson Investors, exemplifies the consensus view of private markets when he quotes Morgan Stanley research de...
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