For Investors
Key takeaways:
- Private markets are investments made in assets of privately owned companies that are NOT traded on a stock exchange
- There has been a dramatic capital shift from the public to private markets over the past 20 years
- Assets in private markets include private equity, debt, funds, ESG and sustainable investing
What are private markets?
Private markets are investments made in assets of privately owned companies that are NOT traded on a stock exchange. These assets include private equity, debt, funds, real estate, infrastructure, and others.
Think pre-IPO companies, growth-stage companies, and unicorns that are offering these investment opportunities.
Sounds interesting? Exciting even?
That is hardly surprising. Which is why there has been a dramatic capital shift from the public to private markets over the past 20 years.
Moreover, since 2000, private market assets have grown 10x, representing $6 trillion globally*.
Seeing this is an unprecedented growth opportunity for investors, it is only natural that you, too, would like to get in on the action.
The problem is the private markets were previously not accessible to the average individual due to regulations and the risks associated with them.
KLDX changes all this. By leveraging blockchain and smart contract technology, we create a level playing field for investors.
Through KLDX, practically anyone can now become an investor in the private markets and invest directly in vetted pre-IPO companies, growth-stage companies, unicorns, and more.
How to start investing in private markets with KLDX?
KLDX brings private market investing opportunities to you with the click of a button.
What you decide to invest in is up to you, but here are the private market investment offerings you will find on KLDX:
Private Equity:
Provide capital to a private company in exchange for a piece of ownership in the company or what is referred to as equity.
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Private Debt:
Lend money to a private company with the expectation that the company will pay back the investment with interest. This is referred to as private debt.
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Private Funds:
Invest in private funds that exist outside the public markets and gain access to investment management techniques not available in the public markets. Examples of private funds include private equity funds and venture capital funds.
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