Trends in Emerging Markets with Martín Escobari
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This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittholz on Bloomberg Radio. This week on the podcast, well, strap yourself in for yet another fantastic conversation. Martine Escobari has an amazing background that ultimately led him to be co-president, head of global growth equity, and head of the investment committee at private equity giant General Atlantic. They run over $100 billion. The background in the story is fascinating.
from duty free shops to the Atlantic philanthropies, those were set up in 1960 and 1980 respectively, and over the ensuing forty five years, they just have carved their own path and created their own expertise. They're kinda unique amongst the global private equity or or even domestic private equity players in that half of their people, half of their capital is invested overseas. Kind of unusual in that space. Martin has just uh an amazing background, born in Bolivia, built a company in Brazil, educated in the United States, uh, just really there are few people better situated to describe what it's like being
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