Ultra-high-net-worth individuals allocate 47% of portfolios to private equity and real estate
Tony Robbins · Tony Robbins Changes My Life (48 Minute Coaching Session) · Jan 22, 2024 · at 34:17
Tony Robbins discusses asset allocation benchmarks among ultra-wealthy investors.
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“No wonder the ultra high net worth people have 47% of their assets in private equity and private real estate.”
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