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Bright days ahead?
By
Paul Mackintosh
- Asia
- Global
Private assets remain subject to external macro factors and trends
Financial headlines and marketing literature alike have heralded the rise of private assets for some time. Data supports these claims – to an extent. A Preqin estimate from September 2024 predicted that private assets worldwide will grow from...
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