So far investments in bitcoin have been
driven by private investors.
Not exact matches
NEW YORK (Reuters)- The heavy pace of
private equity deals being brokered on Wall Street is not a bubble being
driven by irrational
investors, but rather the result of an arbitrage opportunity in the market, said Citigroup's chief U.S. equity strategist.
«Factors
driving this PE activity include low interest rates, a growing economy, the reduction in marginal federal income tax rates, the relative outperformance of domestic middle market
private equity compared to other asset classes, benign credit markets and the rebalancing of portfolios
by institutional
investors.»
The announcement of bitcoin futures coming to two leading U.S. derivative exchanges sparked bitcoin's incredible year - end rally that saw the price of bitcoin hit its 2017 high of USD 20,000 in mid-December,
driven by the potential new
investor funds that can now flow into bitcoin as both institutional
investors and
private investors are now able to bet on the price of bitcoin through a regulated investment vehicle.
By addressing the unmet housing, social and community needs of a large and growing segment of the priced - out and ignored U.S. workforce, a
private sector owner - operator is able to achieve the so - called «double bottom line» of creating meaningful impact while also
driving strong, stable cash flows and returns to
investors.