Capping Fund Sizes
Funds may need to cap their sizes when the opportunity set diminishes, especially during market cycles where risk perception is low. Disciplined investors should be prepared to slow their investment pace or even return capital when viable opportunities are scarce. The pandemic serves as a prime example, highlighting the importance of adapting investment strategies based on market conditions.In this clip
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