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This content is from: Portfolio The Real Assets ‘Myths’ Investors Should Reconsider In a new report, a Willis Towers Watson portfolio manager challenges common investor assumptions about real assets. By Jessica Hamlin June 14, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office Worried About Your GP Selling a Stake? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Be. Concerns that managers will focus on asset gathering over returns after selling a stake are “unfounded,” according to PitchBook analysis. By Jessica Hamlin June 11, 2021
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