Talk Your Book: Direct to Consumer Venture Capital
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Welcome to Animal Spirits with Michael and Ben. Michael, one of the things you guys, you and I have been talking about on the show and internally off-air, I guess, is just the explosion in private assets that are coming for financial advisors and retail investors. It seems like it's already started, but it's it's only going to get bigger because fund companies are now figuring out, let's take away a lot of the bad operational stuff about running funds. the capital calls, the distributions, all this, this stuff that individuals are just never going to be able to administer like institutions can. And let's make it more of these evergreen funds, rolling funds, what are they internet interval funds and make it easier and just make it a wrapper and give you a little bit of liquidity.
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