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Here's How Billionaires Buy Stocks

The Motley Fool

Some billionaires may use this account because they enjoy researching companies and making stock picks, maintaining investment privacy, managing their own risks, and the low fees that are associated with these accounts. Private placements Sometimes, private companies sell shares of their company to a select group of investors.

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Blackstone and CPP Investments Acquire AirTrunk From Macquarie and PSP Investments

Pension Pulse

Assets such as data centers, mobile phone towers and fiber networks have become popular targets for investors, given their stable returns and strong growth prospects as humanity becomes increasingly reliant upon technology. The deal triggers a large performance fee for ASX-listed Macquarie Group, which manages the fund.

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CDPQ's Head of Liquid Markets Discusses Mid-Year Results

Pension Pulse

per cent return for the first half of 2023 despite volatile market conditions, with contributions coming from a fixed-income portfolio that was boosted by both higher interest rates and infrastructure bets that can act as a hedge against inflation. Today, with interest rates that are higher than four per cent, (and) credit returns that are 7.5

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Transcript: Mathieu Chabran

The Big Picture

Because for what we do, and I mean, you know the business, Barry, like risk underwriting is about effectively scaling the risk, the return. And all of a sudden, you realize that if your cost of funding goes down, as a consequence of some extra financial goals being met, well, your return on equity goes up. RITHOLTZ: Right.

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Transcript: David Layton

The Big Picture

So it used to be within private markets that you would find a good business, apply quite a bit of leverage to it, at least in the private equity business, and be able to make a pretty good return by buying good solid businesses as they are. You can’t just hope to lever up a good company and generate a return that way.

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Sagard launches PE fund targeting retail investors

Private Equity Wire

Sagard, along with some clients, will initially seed the fund with CAD50m, primarily for acquiring stakes in middle-market private companies. The fund aims to generate long-term annual net returns between 14% and 18%. Management fees are set at 1.5%, with performance fees of 12.5% above an 8% hurdle.