Invest: Stiftungsinvestor Lundberg: Warum Private Equity kein Selbstläufer ist

Erik Lundberg, the head of private equity at the University of Michigan, has debunked a common misconception about private equity investments. In a recent podcast episode, Lundberg stated that there is no inherent liquidity premium for private equity investments. He clarified that just because investors hold their funds in private equity funds for several years, it does not necessarily mean these funds outperform the stock market.

Lundberg is one of the most prominent endowment managers in the United States, known for consistently delivering above-average returns. In the podcast, he also discussed Europe's potential to catch up in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and explained why Europe is particularly interested in this area. Additionally, in the same podcast, Maximilian Wienke, a market analyst at Etoro, discussed the risks facing Nvidia's stock following the CEO Jensen Huang's affair. Listen to the latest episode on your Handelsblatt subscription for more insights.