Once reserved for institutions and the ultra-wealthy, private market funds are now available to a wider range of investors. But the opportunity to invest in private equity, private credit, and other alternative strategies brings challenges-limited liquidity, lack of transparency, and complex reporting and administration.
In Investing In Private Market Funds, Steve Blewitt explains how these funds work, their potential advantages and risks, and the key questions every investor should ask before committing capital. Drawing on lessons from institutional investors, he offers a practical framework to help readers make more informed private fund decisions.
Written for serious investors and their advisors, this book cuts through industry jargon to provide a clear approach to assessing private funds with confidence.
