The Dark Side of Accessible Investing Ann Berry's warning about the dangers of private market investing might seem like a voice crying in the wilderness, but it serves as a timely reminder that accessibility doesn't always translate to transparency.
As more publicly traded funds offer exposure to private companies, investors are being lured into a world where valuations and underlying business assessments become increasingly opaque.
Berry, founder of Threadneedle Ventures, has spent years navigating the complexities of private market investing.