Abundant private capital delays public listings
The guest argued that the abundance of private capital has structurally shifted the market, allowing companies to delay IPOs until their capital needs are too massive for private markets.
The argument
This dynamic means companies run privately longer to avoid public regulatory friction and market pressures. Consequently, the public market will structurally operate with fewer but significantly larger companies.
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