
Essentials of Private Markets
Learn how assets such as private real estate, credit, and equity can fit into investment portfolios.
What are Private Markets?
Private markets can offer investors access to assets, opportunities,
and strategies unavailable through public stocks and bonds.

Private equity funds invest in non-publicly traded companies, ranging from startups to large private enterprises.

Private credit funds issue corporate loans and other credit instruments that do not involve a traditional bank and are not publicly traded.

Private real estate funds invest directly in real estate properties ranging from warehouses to apartments.
Why Private Markets?
Private markets may provide attractive return opportunities, as well as more
portfolio diversification and lower volatility than publicly listed securities.
allocating to private markets
Allocating to asset classes such as private equity, private real estate, and private credit can reshape the risks and returns of investment portfolios.
alternatives exposure
Individual investors are typically underallocated to alternatives, which includes private markets, compared to institutional investors.
allocating to private markets
Allocating to asset classes such as private equity, private real estate, and private credit can reshape the risks and returns of investment portfolios.
alternatives exposure
Individual investors are typically underallocated to alternatives, which includes private markets, compared to institutional investors.

A WEBINAR SERIES FOR FINANCIAL PROFESSIONALS
Private Markets Perspectives
A monthly series featuring Blackstone thought leaders on
the themes shaping markets, the expansion of private
markets alternatives and how these asset classes may play an important role in your clients portfolios.
CE Credit may be available.