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After back-to-back years of stellar returns, U.S. large-cap stocks have become significantly more expensive. The risks of holding U.S. large-cap stocks have become more evident in 2025, as macroeconomic pressures like tariffs and the rapidly evolving AI landscape create heightened volatility.
At these valuation levels, markets become highly susceptible to major drawdowns. This raises an urgent question: Where do investors turn now? While public equities present significant risk, bonds alone cannot meet the return objectives of most investors.
For allocators seeking growth while diversifying away from overpriced public stocks, lower- and middle-market private equity presents an increasingly attractive alternative.
While private markets offer compelling opportunities, choosing the right fund sponsor is critical, especially in smaller markets. Fund managers with a proven track record of consistency in process, disciplined principles, and strong returns are better positioned to deliver stability during turbulent market conditions.
Public market risks continue to rise. Private equity isn’t just an alternative—it’s an essential portfolio diversifier offering investors a more controlled and strategic path to value creation.
“For allocators seeking growth while diversifying away from overpriced public stocks, lower- and middle-market private equity presents an increasingly attractive alternative.”
Anton Golding, Director, Advisor Relations, PPB Capital Partners
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