Private equity offers double the returns, if you can stomach the illiquidity

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Daniel Pinto, founder, chairman & CEO of Stanhope Capital Group spoke to Citywire’s Christopher Johnson about why he is bullish on private equity.

Pinto also discussed the impact of inflation on the global economy and why he does not think high levels of inflation will be a permanent feature going forward. He talked about the effect of the Russia-Ukraine crisis on the world and shared his views on whether the war has sparked de-globalisation.
1 Jun 2022 English United Kingdom Business · Investing

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