Are private market investments becoming more accessible to individual investors, and what should you understand before investing? Jim Lineweaver, CFP®, AIF® and Ethan Dunbar, CFA®, Chief Investment Officer of ReVisor, discuss how private-market access is changing and why greater access does not necessarily mean an investment is appropriate for every portfolio.
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