Private markets used to be a prerogative of institutional investors. However, as barriers to entry fall and the outlook for traditional investments remains uncertain, retail investors too are turning to private assets in an attempt to build more resilient portfolios. The likes of private equity and infrastructure are no longer as niche as they used to be. 

Private markets offer potential for diversification and higher returns, and can become an attractive complement to traditional investments. However, investors have much to ponder when it comes to picking the right strategy and investments, and need to be mindful of risks, starting with liquidity. 

This one-hour webinar, hosted by Investors’ Chronicle in partnership with Moonfare, brought together private market investment experts to discuss how to best integrate private assets into a diversified portfolio. Participants gained an in-depth understanding of the pros and cons of investing in private markets, the opportunities arising in today’s market and the pitfalls to watch for. 

Understand the evolving role of private markets 

Gain expert insight into the outlook for private equity, infrastructure, and other private assets - and learn how they can complement traditional investments in today’s uncertain environment.

Learn how to diversify with confidence 

Discover practical strategies for building resilient portfolios through private markets, including due diligence considerations and balancing risk with opportunity.

Align investments with real-world needs

Explore how to match private market opportunities with investor profiles, liquidity requirements, and long-term financial goals.

• The outlook for private markets in a highly uncertain global environment

• What role can private assets play in a portfolio, and what kind of investor are they suitable for?
  
  

• Diversification and due diligence: how to build a portfolio of private assets while being mindful of the risks

• How can investors align their liquidity needs with the timeline of private market investments?

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