AltVest Unpacked - Six weeks to a CTSE listing that will democratise private equity into R50 investment chunks

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An ambitious plan to democratise private equity for both investors and capital-seeking companies is in the final straight. After a year's intense focus, AltVest is getting ready to list in the Cape Town Stock Exchange in six weeks. The new company will function like a private equity ETF with Economic Notes also listed on each of its individual investments, enabling investors to acquire a direct slice for R50 a pop. In this podcast, AltVest directors Warren Wheatley and Koshiek Karan explain how the exciting new company works - and why they believe it will revolutionise a sector that was previously the preserve of the one percent of the one percent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
18 Feb 2022 7AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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