| Investment Banks and Secondary Markets | April 13, 2011 |
Barry Silbert
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SecondMarket, Inc. |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 10 of 11 from this talk |
- 50:25A New Vision for Capital Markets [Entire Talk]
- 02:08Illiquid Assets are Like Baseball Cards
- 05:09Early Years of SecondMarket
- 02:13Trading Private Company Stock
- 05:10The Long, Slow Death of the IPO
- 03:55New Model for Capital Markets
- 01:34No Fear and Launch an MVP
- 01:00Not a Traditional Wall Street Company
- 01:18Navigating Regulation
- 01:53Investment Banks and Secondary Markets
- 01:58Make Yourself Available as a Leader
Description
Barry Silbert sees investment banks as being "conflicted" in the growing space of secondary markets. In this clip, the CEO and founder of SecondMarket identifies the different investment groups (and their differing desires), and explains why none of these groups has yet to establish a definitive place in the space.
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