“Sometimes length of experience works against you, because you just have a set way of doing things that you don't understand how to do more than one agent at a time.”
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Said on "The Cognitive Revolution"
The Compound and Friends · Erik Hirsch, CEO of Hamilton Lane, on the Explosive Growth of Private Markets
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first secondary deal year and experience length
first secondary deal in 2000, over 25 years of experience
“Sometimes length of experience works against you, because you just have a set way of doing things that you don't understand how to do more than one agent at a time.”
“They tend to break even in about three years. And they have useful lives at this point of about five to six years. And most of the deals we're doing are about five-year deals.”
“When a nine-year-old is dealing with a huge negative thing, it doesn't matter if I agree that it's a huge negative thing. What matters is that experience... I just have to wait out the big bad feeling... and then in its wake, there is some space for something positive”
“The average length of delay is 37 seconds”
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