GP Stakes Investing in Private Equity

In this Mink Learning video, we will talk about GP stakes investing in private equity.
0:00 - Introduction
1:07 - What is GP Stakes Investing
1:37 - Private Equity Fund Investing
2:13 - GP Stakes Investing
2:57 - GP Stakes Investor Perspective
4:47 - GP Perspective
5:42 - Final Thought
6:44 - Mink Learning's Offerings
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[@venubabu6148]

Steve i am following your videos from last few years and your explanation in each topic it's very short and Cristal clear
Thank you for sharing great information by your channel 😊

[@SteveBalaban]

Hi VENU, thank you very much for your comment. I really appreciate it!

[@ken3662]

Thank you for sharing this, Steve. Didn't know until now, that firms buy not only LP-Stakes but GP stakes. I understand that most LP secondary transactions are done at a discount, so the original LP sells the stake for less its than the present value of its future cash flows. Is this common as well in GP-Stakes investing?

[@smartmoneymindset3052]

Question: If a private equity fund started a real estate portfolio, can the firm have percentage stake in a project?