How do you see AI and other big private companies changing access for regular investors?
Replied byMarc Rowan
CEO & Co-Founder at Apollo Global Management
Niche: Finance, Investment, Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 1990
More companies will stay private longer, not fewer. Capital is abundant in private markets, so they don’t need to go public. Over time, I see private equity-like investments, but broader: hundreds of private industrial or tech companies people can access through new structures.
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