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January, 15, 2025) Hedgefunds, venture capital, private equity, and private credit have never been more popular. How do you distinguish between private equity, private credit, hedgefunds, venture capital? Hedgefunds can be like bonds or stocks, a little bit different.
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And we did talk to a lot of people, but we were grateful to have a college endowment, a a publicly traded insurance company, a publicly traded company, corporations pensionfund, and some wealthy individuals join our first fund, which was a mighty $71.4 Now they’re privatecompanies.
But for individuals, historically, there have not been great options to invest into privatecompanies. And there’s a real democratization of access to private markets, and we’re one of the firm’s that’s been leading that. Look, our parents all had pensionfunds.
00:05:21 [Speaker Changed] No income taxes for the company and, and 00:05:23 [Speaker Changed] Then Koch Industries, I I, I don’t think a lot of people realize one of the largest privatecompanies in the United States and maybe even the largest, they’re, they’re giant energy powerhouse. It’s immense.
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