Private assets might have dropped significantly in value since the “good years” of 2020 and 2021, but despite a bad year in 2022, they’re still outperforming public market returns by quite a margin, explained Schroders Capital’s chief investment officer Nils Rode at his firm’s private assets 2021 outlook this week. History shows that private assets investors could have a strong year in 2023 despite the bad overall macroeconomic conditions, he argued.
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