John McArthur, Chief Investment Officer and senior partner at $3.6 billion wealth management firm Krilogy, sat down for an extensive discussion about how independent advisory firms are navigating the evolving private markets landscape.

Kipp deVeer, co-president of Ares Management, joined Ted Seides on Capital Allocators to discuss the seismic shift occurring as private wealth enters the alternatives market previously dominated by institutions.

Cesar Estrada, private markets head at Arcesium and former State Street executive who managed $1 trillion in assets, warns that alternative asset managers face a critical technology bottleneck as they diversify beyond traditional strategies. Speaking on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast, Estrada argues that firms expanding into evergreen funds, wealth management, and asset-based finance are hitting operational walls that threaten growth.

Apollo partners with major banks to trade private credit, potentially blurring public-private lines. $5B+ mega-deals dominate as Blackstone buys NYC pension stakes, India sees record $3.4B credit deal. UK mandates pension private allocation while ECB intensifies oversight. PE faces exit crisis with 12K portfolio companies stuck, distributions down 70%. Shadow banking hits $1T as retail access expands amid regulatory debates.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check r

Steve Klinsky, founder and CEO of New Mountain Capital, sat down for an extensive interview about his 44-year journey in private equity, from co-founding Goldman Sachs' first buyout group in 1981 to building New Mountain into a $55 billion alternative asset manager. Klinsky, who witnessed the industry grow from 20 firms managing $1 billion to 5,000 firms managing $5 trillion, argues that private equity has evolved from a financing mechanism into a sophisticated business-build

Marc Rowan, CEO of Apollo Global Management, sat down with Barron's Andy Serwer to discuss the fundamental restructuring of investment markets. Rowan argues that the traditional view of "private as risky, public as safe" is obsolete, as public markets have become increasingly concentrated and correlated while private markets now offer diversification across the entire risk spectrum.

Private credit faces a capital abundance problem with too much money chasing too few deals, compressing returns from 14.9% to 5.2%. Major themes: university endowments liquidating PE stakes at steep discounts, regulatory push for retail access, systemic risk warnings, and IRR inflation concerns.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Eric Mogelof, head of Global Client Solutions at KKR, reveals how the $640 billion alternative investment giant transformed from serving only institutions to aggressively pursuing private wealth over the past five years. Speaking on the Capital Allocators podcast, Mogelof identifies a structural market shift where individual investors allocate just 2-3% to alternatives compared to institutions' 20-50%, representing trillions in potential capital flows.

PitchBook's "2029 Private Market Horizons" report forecasts global private capital assets under management (AUM) will reach $24.1 trillion by 2029, up from nearly $19 trillion today, reflecting a more moderate 5.2% annual growth rate compared to the rapid expansion of the previous decade.

Kyle Kniffen, Managing Director and Global Head of Alternatives, Third Party Wealth at Goldman Sachs, discusses the evolution of private markets distribution to wealth investors in this Alt Goes Mainstream podcast.

Ted Seides interviews Michael Sidgmore, co-founder of Broadhaven Ventures and creator of the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast, about the massive shift of private wealth into alternative investments. Sidgmore, whose career spans Goldman Sachs, iCapital, and fintech ventures, explains how individual investors are following institutions into alternatives but at an accelerated pace.

James Clarke, global head of institutional capital at Blue Owl, shares his journey from financial journalist to asset management leader in this Capital Allocators podcast. With over two decades of experience, including ten years at PIMCO, Clarke offers insights into building institutional relationships and scaling a firm from startup to a $270 billion alternative asset manager.

Brett Hillard, Chief Investment Officer at GLASfunds, joined S&P Global's Private Markets 360° podcast to discuss how registered investment advisors (RIAs) can effectively integrate private market investments into client portfolios. With over 15 years of industry experience, Hillard explains how GLASfunds' innovative platform helps wealth managers overcome administrative complexities by providing streamlined access to private market opportunities.

Peter Aliprantis, Partner and Head of Private Wealth Americas at EQT, discusses the rapidly evolving private wealth channel for alternative investments in this Alt Goes Mainstream podcast. Having joined EQT in October 2024 after 12 years at TPG Angelo Gordon, Aliprantis brings 25+ years of experience to the wealth management space. He identifies a fundamental shift where private wealth, once an afterthought for alternative asset managers, has become central to growth strategi

Michael Sidgmore, co-founder of Broadhaven Ventures and creator of the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast, shared insights on the convergence of private markets and private wealth in this Capital Allocators interview. While institutional investors typically allocate 20-50% to alternatives, private wealth portfolios hold just 2-5%.

Karl Heckenberg, President of Constellation Wealth Capital, discusses how private markets have become a critical differentiator for wealth management firms on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast. With his firm having closed a $1 billion fund dedicated to independent wealth managers, Heckenberg highlights how the most successful RIAs are leveraging alternative investments to compete with wirehouses.

Adam Bobker, Co-Head of Private Wealth Solutions at Fortress Investment Group, joined the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast to discuss the evolution of alternative investments in the wealth management space. With over 22 years of experience at BlackRock before joining Fortress, Bobker offers insight into how private market investments are becoming standard allocations for advisors beyond just ultra-high-net-worth clients. He argues that the once-niche world of alternative investmen

Private market giants are positioning recent market turmoil as a potential "golden" opportunity while actively deploying capital through strategic market dislocations.

Hamilton Lane expands its $10B+ AUM Evergreen Platform with a new VC and growth fund for accredited U.S. investors.

As President Trump's tariff policies drive significant market volatility, top firms like Apollo and KKR are aggressively deploying billions while institutional investors face a perfect storm of allocation pressures from both the "denominator effect" (public market volatility) and "numerator effect" (limited distributions from existing private investments).