Tue, Nov 10, 12:00 PM - 02:00 PM (ET)
For decades, small-cap stocks earned their place in portfolios for their historic outperformance. Then the universe started shrinking. The US had roughly 8,000 listed companies in 1996; today it's closer to 4,000, with small-caps driving nearly all of that decline. Where did they go — and did the return premium go with them?
Join Meketa Capital client portfolio manager, Christian McCormick, CFA, for a look at the forces behind the shrinking public small-cap opportunity, private equity's rise as a channel to that same population of small, high-growth companies, and whether small-cap manager alpha has migrated to private markets. McCormick will also address key considerations for private market investors, and the critical difference fund structure can make for long-term return potential.
Columbus, OH, United States