Elkstone’s State of Private Markets report findings

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Recorded13 May 2025

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Private markets contain less well known companies which do not float on the stock exchanges and are therefore not subject to filing quarterly returns nor some other rules. But according to Elkstone’s State of Private Markets report, the giant private equity houses such as Blackstone and KKR are getting the lion's share of all investment flowing into these private markets. Speaking to Joe this morning was Karl Rogers the Chief Investment Officer for Elkstone.

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