For more than a decade, many of the fastest-growing companies have stayed private longer, leaving a larger share of their growth outside the public markets.
But that is beginning to change.
Private-market access is expanding for qualified investors, while several established private companies are preparing to go public. These developments may affect where investors find growth opportunities and how public market portfolios respond as new companies enter the market.
In her latestCIO Perspective, Chelsea Ganey, Summit Wealth Group's Chief Investment Officer, examines what this shift could mean for investors. She looks at why private markets remain an important source of exposure to growth themes such as AI, why a new IPO cycle may matter beyond the companies involved, and what Summit's investment team is watching as the relationship between private and public markets changes.
Private-market investing calls for careful consideration of the investment structure, fees, manager experience, and the role an opportunity may serve in a portfolio.
Read the foull commentary here: The Line Between Private and Public Is Moving