Eric Zeigler, Managing Director, Wealth Solutions, at Macquarie Asset Management discusses why challenging markets often lead to private equity opportunities. Zeigler draws on historical examples to make the case for investing in private equity now.
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In today’s market environment, where investors face rising interest rates, geopolitical risks, inflation, and low valuations, investment decisions may be driven by fear. But, if we look at similar market environments, such as the tech bubble in 2000, or the global financial crisis in 2008, volatility may also have the potential to create opportunities, particularly within private equity.
Join Eric Zeigler, Managing Director, Wealth Solutions, Macquarie Asset Management for a historical perspective on why today’s volatile market may be a good time to allocate to private equity.
During the presentation, you will learn:
- How vintages that began investing during challenging market environments became some of the best-performing
- Why low valuations are not necessarily a bad thing, and may enable opportunistic managers to purchase attractive assets at a discount
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Eric, Sales Director, Wealth Solutions at Macquarie Asset Management, was a Founding Partner of Central Park Group and has over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to joining CPG, Eric served as National Sales Director for UBS Financial Services Alternative Investment Group responsible for the distribution of hedge funds, funds-of-funds, private equity, real estate and managed futures, structured as both registered and non-registered vehicles. Prior to UBS, Eric worked for GT Global, a subsidiary of Lichtenstein Global Trust, as Dealer Marketing Director and Senior Vice President of Sales. Eric began his career as a financial planner for IDS/American Express. Eric is a graduate of California State University at Chico with a degree in economics and finance.