Who Invests in Private Equity?

Institutions and individuals can invest in private equity in many different ways. In this video, we discuss:
0:00 - Introduction
0:10 - Who invests in private equity
0:40 - Biggest investors in private equity
0:58 - Direct investing
1:12 - Fund Investing
1:28 - Co-investing
3:04 - Secondary investing
4:41 - Investment case study
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[@isaiah3107]

Great video and simply explained. Thanks

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks Isaiah!

[@gelarwijaya7793]

Thank you for making the videos

[@SteveBalaban]

No problem. Thanks for your comment Gelar!

[@ernestoborge3407]

Great!

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks for your comment, Ernesto!

[@divyasharma3812]

thanks
u r explaining the PF very good

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks Divya!

[@PGPRADEEP988]

Hi Steve, thank you so much indeed for posting this video, it's really helpful!

[@SteveBalaban]

Thank you Pradeep. I'm happy to hear!

[@monicas2539]

Why do we think that in the future more & more people will have access to directly invest in PE? Are the requirements for high-net-worth individuals being reduced?

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks for your question, Sravya. There are quite a few new feeder funds being created. Also, many wealth managers are pooling investor capital to provide access to funds that usually have higher minimums.

[@omaralmamlouk]

I love these videos, thanks a lot!

[@SteveBalaban]

Hi OMAR, thanks so much for your message. I really appreciate you comment!

[@luxushauseragency]

How attractive is real estate to investors when looking at all their options?

[@SteveBalaban]

Hi Luxus, Thank you for your message. Firstly, there are many types of real estate investments such as office, residential commercial, etc. Secondly, each of these types has different stages from development to fully occupied. Thirdly, there are many ways to invest - directly, private real estate funds, REITS, etc.. Finally, and most importantly, it depends on your Investment Policy Statement (IPS - your return/risk objectives based on your liquidity needs, time horizon, tax considerations, legal considerations and unique circumstances) and how the real estate investment fits into your IPS.
So, unfortunately, my answer to your question is that it depends. Sorry it's not a better answer!
If you have any follow up questions, please don't hesitate to let me know. I will be doing my best to check comments more often (sorry for the initial delay).

[@shilpakhan4310]

Thanks for the video.I was wondering whether the Investment Bankers like RBC,TD,CIBS,Fidelity have the private equity departments that carry on the similar functions like the private equity firms?

[@kevinmei6092]

Thank you for your videos

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks Kevin!

[@0f897]

💫

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks!

[@lucystephanieproperties]

Oh so basically it's for rich people or companies/corporations.