Escobari: Investors diversifying outside the US will be rewarded over 10 years
Martin Escobari · Inside General Atlantic: How a $100B Growth Equity Firm Invests · Invest Like The Best · Nov 25, 2025 · at 32:26
Martín Escobari, Co-President at General Atlantic, predicts international and emerging market outperformance over a 10-year horizon.
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“So I do think that in the next 10 years, those who achieve some level of a diversification will be rewarded because I do think there's a little bit of froth in the U.S. Market and the opposite in a lot of the emerging markets.”
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