Study Notes: Demaria, Chapter 3: Private Markets Investing

Demaria, Asset Allocation and Private Markets: A Guide to Investing with Private Equity, Private Debt, and Private Real Assets study notes review the following learning objectives:

Chapter 3. Private Markets Investing

Explain the motivations for investors to invest in private markets.
Describe different investment structures that can be used to invest in private assets and compare their characteristics.
Apply and compare different methods to measure the performance of private equity investments and describe their advantages and disadvantages.
Explain how different risks can arise for investors in private markets and assess how these risks can be measured.
Describe the practice of co-investing in private markets and assess its advantages and disadvantages.
Explain benefits and challenges of investing in private markets through an intermediated investment vehicle such as a private equity or private debt fund.

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