EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Public equity markets are generally very liquid and transparent. In fact, many of the benchmarks that investors are most familiar with (such as Nasdaq-100®, S&P 500, Dow Jones, etc.) track the performance of publicly traded companies. However, private capital markets, representing around $20tr in assets under management (compared to around $130tr in global public equity market capitalization), have historically lacked transparent, rules-based benchmarks to evaluate private fund managers against. In today’s report, we explore a new solution developed by Nasdaq® that offers investors another way to measure the performance of private capital markets.
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