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Private equity is a hot investment these days. And while you may be referring your ultra-high-net-worth clients to established private equity firms, don't be surprised if a wealthy client asks you for advice on a private investment opportunity that's been offered by a friend or family member. These investments are generally less than $100,000. They rarely come with an offering memorandum. And their
Elizabeth Miller, managing director, Trevor Stewart Burton & Jacobsen Inc., New York
Private equity is a hot investment these days. And while you may be referring your ultra-high-net-worth clients to established private equity firms, don't be surprised if a wealthy client asks you for advice on a private investment opportunity that's been offered by a friend or family member. These investments are generally less than $100,000. They rarely come with an offering memorandum. And their time frames are often unclear. Worse yet, your client may have relationship reasons for wanting to make the investment.
“Private equity” — very trendy these days — refers to a broad range of investments in nonpublicly traded companies. Some of the popular approa...
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