Private markets thawing, says CIO of $330b super fund
The chief investment officer of Australia’s second-largest superannuation fund says the valuation gap between private and public markets is narrowing after months in which the sector’s returns have suffered due to large weightings to hard-to-value assets.
Buyers and sellers of private assets are “coming closer together”, Ian Patrick – who oversees $330 billion at Australian Retirement Trust – told the Australian Financial Review Super & Wealth Summit on Tuesday.
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