David Miller, Morgan Stanley Investment Management's Head of Global Private Credit & Equity, speaks on "Markets Today" from SuperReturn International, the world's largest annual private equity event, taking place this year in Berlin. David speaks to some of the concern around the rapid growth of private market investments and explains why it's important to look upon that growth in the context of overall public market caps. He says that despite banks pulling back from this area of the market, they will continue to play an important role in origination and capital formation for the industry. (Source: Bloomberg)
David Miller's remarks begin at 1:28:00 of the video segment linked above.
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