Private Markets
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What is private markets investing?
Private markets refers to the investment in the capital of privately-owned companies versus publicly-traded companies.
Public investing involves trading securities on public exchanges, providing liquidity and transparency, while private investing entails investing directly in private companies, offering the potential for high returns but with greater risk and less liquidity. Both play important roles in diversifying portfolios and achieving financial goals, appealing to investors with varying risk appetites and strategies.
Our commingled solutions help drive performance and diversification benefits to support investors' total portfolio objectives. For over 50 years, we have successfully integrated private asset funds into some of the world's largest institutional investor portfolios.
From helping pension plans close funding gaps to developing new products for banks, financial advisors and their underlying clients, we continue to create tailored solutions to help clients achieve their goals.
Private investment asset class solutions
Why choose Russell Investments for private assets?
$22.4 B
Alternatives assets under management
50+
Years of experience in private markets
29
Investment professionals
8,980
Private markets products monitored
Data as of December 31, 2024.
Investing in private credit Why are so many investors interested in the world of private credit?
With a robust supply of asset-based investments, the market has grown to over $5T and is anticipated to be worth nearly $8T by 2027.
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