What does it mean to slow up your professional life
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In the big day story, the private stock climate changes. Tell the experts bi What does that mean for your professional life.
What is on the deck
Markets: The Trump family reaches another corner of the encryption scene: Stablecoin.
Technology: Military social media is the use of officials (or poor use) From the sign.
a job: Large real estate brokerage companies want to put your guard The next dream house.
But first, are you looking for a profession in private stocks?
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The big story
A job seeker for the slow PE
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The Golden Age has ended for private stocks.
High interest rates slow the private stock road. Dealming has declined, and the initial public offers have stopped, but the non -invested monetary companies are sitting on them at high – even with a decrease in collecting donations from the shelf from the upper days of 2021.
This does not mean that private shares have died – or that all acquisition boxes have low -performance shares in recent years. Quite the opposite, Alex Nicole writes from BI.
The same high interest rates and global certainty that led to the distinction of the traditional private stock industry, as it represents superior non -banking lending, also known as private credit. APOLLO is now more than 80 % of $ 751 billion assets under management.
What does it mean for those looking for a profession in private stocks?
A group of experts, who are familiar with the industry, told consultants and employees, what awaits it for professionals looking to storm or move in the field of investment in the profitable market.
“The re -calibration of these professionals in the industry gave a new focus outside the company’s purchase companies,” said Glenn Minsi, president of KPMG for private fairness in the United States.
The hot opportunities are still many if you are Learn where to lookIncluding Wallet And those who go to them alone through the search money.
3 things in the markets
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1. Goldman Sachs for investors: clamp. Trump’s news, which is likely to soften the customs tariff next month, was jumping the stock market for joy on Monday. But Goldman Sachs has made clear Two reasons Investors must prepare for a negative surprise.
2. The consumer feeling collapses, and this is not good for stocks. Americans Do not feel satisfied About the economy, with the decline in the consumer confidence index to its lowest level since early 2021. Wall Street is looking at the risk of companies ’weak profits as consumers decline.
3. Trump has a new digital origin. World Liberty Financial, the President’s encryption project and his children, enter Stablecoin with a New symbol. The company said in a press release, who said in a press statement, she said in a press statement in a press statement:
3 things in technology
YouTube has grown partially thanks to the oldest viewers.
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1. Traditional media lose the elderly against YouTube. According to Nielsen Data, YouTube beat Netflix and Disney last month at Total Us TV Watching, partly thanks to viewers 50 and above. It is another Hollywood alarm bell.
2. Military social media had a field day with the reference. The veterans have roasted the best Trump officials participating in Signalgate, and the Internet is immersed With memes For Higseth and JD Vance.
3. Napster is the return. Is it 1999? Yes, it still exists, making the surprise of many millennium. The OG Music sharing platform has been sold 207 million dollars To the endless reality, which appears to be planning to use it in a dressing play that includes virtual concerts.
3 things at work
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1. It is about to find much more to find your dream home. The main real estate market base that maintains the transparent house lists is challenged by some of the largest players in this field. The lists of the house can be soon Gatekept by large brokerage companiesMeaning that some people will see many options more than others.
2. Another hybrid work policy that bites dust. Boutique Investment Bank Meelis & Co. Instead of his work remotely and invites all employees to the office five days a week starting in May. Rip, WFH.
3. The anxious retirees claim Aarp in large numbers. Aarp has witnessed an increase in calls from the elderly who are concerned about the Trump administration’s discounts to the Social Security Administration. They are concerned about how this affects the advantages of social security – And they have a reason to be.
In other news
What happens today
- The Statistical Office launches a pre -report on the durable goods.
Al -Ollamers team today: Dan Defrancesco, Deputy Editor and Editor, in New York. Grace Litt, Editor, in Chicago. Ella Hopkins, co -editor, London. Halham Bullock, Editor -in -Chief, London. Amanda Yen, co -editor, in New York. Elizabeth Cassolo, a colleague, in Chicago. Megan Morris, Vice President of the Office, in Singapore.