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E12: Private credit losers, the big screen sees tiny investment, CAA sold, semi-liquid funds are semi-good, China’s private market regulation on This Week in Private Markets

from This Week in Private Markets · host Tap Technologies

This Week in Private Markets recaps key events and themes from the past week in private markets: Private credit is winning. Is anyone losing? Investment in movies and entertainment is set for a 5-year low  Family of Billionaire French Luxury Tycoon Pinault Buys Stake in CAA Semi-Liquid Private Markets Funds: a great way to attract retail investors? China’s New Rules for Private Funds & Wall Street and Washington brace for a slowing China Learn more about Tap at https://www.usetap.com Follow Tap on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tap-tech-inc Disclaimer: This podcast and the opinions contained within it are for entertainment purposes only. Nothing contained in this podcast constitutes tax, legal, insurance or investment advice.

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