Deep Dive: Investors should allocate to private markets

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Vincent Ropers, a portfolio manager at Wise Funds, dives into private markets.

Private markets have grown exponentially since the turn of the century and, particularly, over the past decade. Private equity and debt markets are now estimated to be over $10trn in size according to The Economist, more than four times their size in 2008.

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Deep Dive: Investors should allocate to private markets (investmentweek.co.uk)

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