Why private markets investing will continue to gain traction in 2024
For many years, the private debt market was inaccessible to retail investors, but this is no longer the case.
Interest in private markets has grown rapidly as investors have come to know about the asset class’s ability to serve as an inflation hedge and generate consistent income with low capital volatility.
In the Money Management Portfolio Construction Guide 2024, Metrics Managing Partner, Andrew Lockhart, discusses the opportunities in private markets investing, the factors driving investment, and outlines the roles private debt and private equity can play in investor portfolios.
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INSIGHTS
MCP Income Opportunities Trust (MOT) lists on ASX
Sydney, 29 April 2019: The Trust Company (RE Services) Limited (ABN 45 003 278 831) (Responsible Entity) is the responsible…
MCP Master Income Trust wins Lonsec Listed Fund Award
The award came a year after MXT was listed on the Australian Securities Exchange

