Rakesh Jain
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 23 Jan
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How do I efficiently get access to really smart people in a scaled way?
I might be writing a $20 million check.
I might be writing a $200 million check.
check, it's difficult to do that.
Access is also an important consideration.
And for the high net worth crowd, for private wealth, we've seen all sorts of use cases.
We've seen people use credit secondaries as a transitionary asset class to hold cash from selling a large position in the equity markets.
Let's say a founder of a large technology company wants to gravitate into other private markets that use credit secondaries efficiently.
And then other people, I think, are generally just looking for strategies
that have a really nice supply demand imbalance, right?
If you look at lots of different parts of the private markets, they are under, they are oversupplied with capital.
There's a lot of competition.
There's a lot of spread compression.
I think in secondaries generally, whether it's private equity infrastructure and certainly private credit being the least mature of those asset classes, there is an abundance of market opportunity and it's undercapitalized
from both money as well as skill and resources.
And as an investor, you always want to be investing with that kind of tailwind behind you because it means your capital is going to be priced appropriately in that type of market.
Yeah, absolutely.
That's a smart way of thinking tactically around using different access points and vehicles to achieve your objectives.
As a CIO of a very large plan like that at North Dakota as an example.
So
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