When investing in private companies, investors may be interested in rebalancing their investment portfolio at various points in time. However, private market investments are inherently illiquid and positions cannot be bought or sold as quickly as public investments like publicly … Continue reading
private market liquidity
Shares in private companies are inherently illiquid. Private market investors should be prepared to hold on to their investments until company failure or an exit event occurs, like an IPO, acquisition, or merger. However, investors may have the opportunity to … Continue reading
