Private Investors

What to do about the shift from public to private markets

The number of domestic companies listed on US exchanges has declined by nearly 40% since 1996. Image: Marga Santoso on Unsplash

Andrew S. Weinberg
Founder, Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer, Brightstar Capital Partners
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