Pretium's Jocelyn Moore on alternative investing

The video discusses the challenges of housing supply and Pretium's role in addressing these issues through private capital investment and innovation. It highlights Pretium's growth and the criticism faced by large corporate buyers in the housing market. The conversation also touches on investment trends, the importance of renting in wealth building, and the role of diversity and inclusion in corporate America.

What is one of the main strategies Pretium is using to address the affordable housing shortage?

• Building luxury apartments

• Reducing housing prices by 50%

• Investing in existing inventory and creating new inventory

• Focusing solely on urban areas

How has Pretium's growth been linked to the housing market?

• It has led to a decrease in housing demand

• It is directly tied to the demand for housing

• It has caused a surplus in housing supply

• It is unrelated to housing market trends

What is a common criticism of large corporate buyers in the housing sector?

• They improve housing quality

• They take large portions of the housing sector

• They increase housing availability

• They reduce housing prices

How does Pretium plan to address the concerns raised by policymakers?

• By ignoring the concerns

• By partnering with policymakers to create new supply

• By reducing their investments

• By focusing on international markets

What is a key component of building wealth according to the discussion?

• Starting a business

• Investing in stocks

• Owning multiple properties

• Renting and building credit

What drives innovation and revenue in corporate America as discussed in the video?

• Traditional business models

• Diversity, equity, and inclusion

• Cost-cutting measures

• Government regulations

What is the role of private capital in addressing societal challenges according to the video?

• It is irrelevant to societal challenges

• It can innovate and scale solutions quickly

• It only focuses on profit

• It hinders public good initiatives