Invest: Foundation investor Lundberg – Why private equity is not a self-runner
Erik Lundberg is one of the most prominent foundation investors in the US. In the podcast, he talks about illiquid assets and why he's currently very interested in Europe.
Erik Lundberg, the chief investment officer of the University of Michigan, has challenged a common assumption about private equity funds, stating that there is no inherent illiquidity premium. He believes that simply investing in private equity funds for several years does not guarantee that the average fund will outperform the stock market.
Lundberg, a prominent US endowment manager, has consistently achieved above-average returns. He also discussed Europe's opportunity to catch up in artificial intelligence and why Europe is currently of particular interest to him. Additionally, market analyst Maximilian Wienke from Etoro spoke about the risks to Nvidia's stock following an incident involving CEO Jensen Huang.
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