@bennpeifert 2/20 isn't the fee schedule for private credit. Not saying it's cheap (1/10 is more common).
I'm personally more worried about PE than I am PC. At least PC tends to be self-amortizing structures....there's no exits for PE coming anytime soon.
@bennpeifert I bring this up every time I present capital market assumptions to boards. The only market where some measure of going-in-yield actually is predictive of future returns is default-free bonds (assuming duration remains similar over the horizon). Can be mathematically proven.
@bernhardsson Yes, but the hedging only really needs to be done towards the end of an investments life (e.g., year-ish prior to IPO). I work with large scale institutions (e.g., pensions, endowments, etc.) who incorporate this.
@bernhardsson@halvarflake Nah, most sophisticated pensions assume everything on both sides of the balance sheet (asset portfolio and liability stream) are stochastic with degrees of variation. The single figure numbers (e.g., 7% expected return) are really only used for actuarial valuation purposes.
@seanmacdonald 100%. I only found @Joshua_Ariza and Chomp because of you (I only found you because of bike reviews). Now my wife asks why I have a dozen weird shirts and hats in the closet.