Cornell Capital Founder on Private Equity Returns

The transcript discusses the impact of the Volcker Rule on banks, particularly its effect on regulated banks versus shadow lending groups. It explores trends in private equity and debt markets, highlighting Goldman Sachs' role. The conversation addresses risks in private lending and the evolving relationship between banks and private markets. The economic outlook is optimistic, with low unemployment and inflation, but potential risks from trade wars and political issues are noted. The future of private markets is seen as promising, despite potential challenges.

In what ways do private equity and banks seek to resemble each other in their operations?

What limitations do the biggest banks face regarding their capital investments in private equity?

How might the potential unwinding of the Volcker Rule impact private equity restrictions for banks?