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Has there been a shift in the landscape towards fewer traditional IPOs and a rise of alternative exit routes?

Is the landscape shifting towards exit routes like private equity buyouts or secondary markets in the last few years? Should investment strategies change?
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Yes, there has been a shift in the landscape towards fewer traditional IPOs and a rise in alternative exit routes such as private equity buyouts and secondary markets. This trend has been influenced by various factors, including market conditions and the evolving preferences of investors and companies. Investment strategies may need to adapt to these changes by considering these alternative exit routes and incorporating them into their planning and risk management processes.

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