E41: How Everyday Investors Can Access Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR?

Michael Sidgmore of Broadhaven sits down with David Weisburd to talk about the growth of the wealth channel and its link to private equity. They discuss iCapital's role in the venture world, access issues for family offices, and the strategies of Broadhaven Ventures. The conversation also covers GP stakes, the future of emerging managers, and the potential of IRA funds for venture capital and real estate investments.

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@michaelsidgmore (Michael)

@dweisburd (David)

LinkedIn:

Michael: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsidgmore/

David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dweisburd/

LINKS:

Broadhaven: https://www.broadhaven.com/

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TIMESTAMPS

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(01:10) Introduction and background of Michael Sidgmore

(03:05) Examination of the wealth channel and its growth

(07:16) Role of private equity in the growth of the independent channel

(12:05) Role of iCapital in the venture world and relevance to smaller funds

(15:30) Access issue in the venture space and proposition for family offices

(17:41) Introduction of Broadhaven Ventures and its investment strategy

(21:38) GP stakes, benefits for GPs and trends in asset management

(24:55) Future of emerging managers in venture capital

(28:57) Potential of unlocking trillions in IRA funds for venture capital and real estate