Private Credit and Hedge Fund Investor Based in New York City and London
Private credit often shines brightest when public markets are out of balance. A stock market correction wipes out a big share of your assets just as your company needs to invest in new machinery in order to stay competitive.
Investor appetite for hedge funds is soaring. The business is getting lots of attention and for good reason. Allocations to hedge funds are at record levels.
While your capital is sitting safely in cash, it’s earning peanuts. At times like these when conventional assets are challenged to produce the type of consistent returns typical of the past 10 years, it is worth taking a close look at real estate.
Interview with Gareth Henry
Maximizing Your Money With Minor Repositioning
Private Equity is an alternative investment class. It consists of capital that is not listed on a public exchange. Private equity is composed of funds that directly invest in companies.
To devise allocation strategies for stock, bond, and hedge fund investments, it is important to first take a detailed look at their characteristics from a risk/return standpoint. This focus on risk-adjusted return is a major concern of the investors he is in contact with, according to Gareth Henry.
The private credit sector has seen strong growth in recent years due to a confluence of factors.
Interview with Gareth Henry