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E18: Harvard’s tepid returns, NAV loans called into question, Ukraine sees PE inflows, EQT to create proprietary stock market, CVC to IPO 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: Harvard’s Endowment facing potentially poor returns for another year Reacting to Ted Seides’ piece - NAV Loans: Canary or Gold Mine Foreign direct investment and private equity are gingerly moving back into Ukraine EQT to enable secondary transactions among its existing LPs CVC Partners to go public in Amsterdam and raise $1B via IPO 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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