Panelist: Mr. Chris Godfrey, Partner
Date: 6 - 7 December 2016
Location: Convene Conference Center, New York
Headline: The premier infrastructure event in North America
Panelist: Mr. Chris Godfrey, Partner
Date: 6 - 7 December 2016
Location: Convene Conference Center, New York
Headline: The premier infrastructure event in North America
Explore the forces reshaping the private markets landscape, including the growing importance of high-quality data, the democratization of insights, and the role of platforms like CEPRES in delivering institutional-grade analytics in an advisor-friendly format.
A practical guide to discussing private market investments with clients. It provides language, frameworks, and strategies for explaining the rationale behind private market allocations, while addressing common concerns around liquidity, fees, risk, and transparency. The goal: to help advisors bridge the gap between client curiosity and informed decision-making.
In this article, we’ll clarify the real risks of private investing, dispel common misconceptions, and highlight how these risks differ not necessarily exceed those in public markets. In doing so, it reframes private market risk not as a reason for avoidance, but as a call for informed engagement.
Explore the forces reshaping the private markets landscape, including the growing importance of high-quality data, the democratization of insights, and the role of platforms like CEPRES in delivering institutional-grade analytics in an advisor-friendly format.
A practical guide to discussing private market investments with clients. It provides language, frameworks, and strategies for explaining the rationale behind private market allocations, while addressing common concerns around liquidity, fees, risk, and transparency. The goal: to help advisors bridge the gap between client curiosity and informed decision-making.
In this article, we’ll clarify the real risks of private investing, dispel common misconceptions, and highlight how these risks differ not necessarily exceed those in public markets. In doing so, it reframes private market risk not as a reason for avoidance, but as a call for informed engagement.