Buying Shares

Why the private market should not be ignored In an era where innovation often scales behind closed doors, some of the most compelling opportunities for growth-oriented investors may no longer be confined to the public market. The traditional boundary between public and private capital markets has grown increasingly porous, reshaping the investment landscape in the process. Once viewed as a stepping stone toward a public listing, the private market has matured into a dynamic arena where companies not only incubate but thrive — often at valuations and operational scales once reserved for their public counterparts.