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AI Will Split Private Markets in Two

AI Will Split Private Markets in Two

Alternative AUM is headed from $16.7 trillion to a projected $30 trillion by 2030. The number of people who can actually underwrite all of it? ...more

AI

July 14, 202612 min read

The $700 Billion Assumption

The $700 Billion Assumption

Microsoft, Alphabet Inc., Amazon, and Meta will spend close to $700 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026, according to CNBC. That is up more than 60% from 2025, which was already a record. ...more

AI

July 09, 20267 min read

Jamie Dimon Saw A Cockroach

Jamie Dimon Saw A Cockroach

Jamie Dimon saw a cockroach and wiped $500B off alt managers in one afternoon. ...more

Contrarian Analysis

July 02, 20268 min read

AI should scale judgment, not administration

AI should scale judgment, not administration

AI in alternatives mostly means speed. Faster summaries, faster memos, faster emails. None of it touches the decision that determines returns: what deserves the dollar in the first place. ...more

AI

July 02, 202611 min read

The Exit Window: $3 Trillion Heads for the Door

The Exit Window: $3 Trillion Heads for the Door

$3,000,000,000,000 is about to hit public markets in 90 days. SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic. The 3 most valuable private companies ever built. All racing for the exit at the same time. ...more

Capital Allocation

July 01, 20269 min read

Your Gross IRR Is Not Your Return

Your Gross IRR Is Not Your Return

We modeled a real Reg A Tier 2 SFR fund. ...more

Capital Allocation

July 01, 20268 min read

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