This content is from: Corner Office Private Investment Valuations Lag the Market. Two Sigma’s Venn Wants to Change That. The firm has launched a de-smoothing tool in its risk analytics platform to show the true volatility of private market returns. By Alicia McElhaney January 18, 2023
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