Erik Hirsch, CEO of Hamilton Lane, on the Explosive Growth of Private Markets
It puts manager selection, correlation and private credit risk into one discussion for advisors whose clients are being offered private market exposure. The segments on individual investors, secondaries and markups bear directly on the operational and due-diligence questions advisors field.
Summary
By the alternatives in wealth deskMichael Batnick speaks with Erik Hirsch, CEO of Hamilton Lane, about the state of private markets on this episode of Live From the Compound. They cover why private equity is more correlated with public markets than investors may assume, what separates the best private market managers, the growth of private credit and concerns about defaults and redemptions, and the expanding role of individual investors. The conversation also takes in manager selection and portfolio construction, the secondaries market and controversy over day-one markups.
- Hirsch argues private equity is more correlated with public markets than investors may think.
- The discussion covers the rise of private credit alongside concerns around defaults and investor redemptions.
- The episode examines why manager selection and portfolio construction matter so much in private markets.
- It also covers the booming secondaries market and controversy around day-one markups.
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