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In early March, Robinhood’s latest investment product got off to a less-than-stellar start
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Since then, the investment vehicle—which aims to give retail investors exposure to late-stage, private companies through bundling together their equity into one fund—has rebounded 30%.
Key facts
- Since then, the investment vehicle—which aims to give retail investors exposure to late-stage, private companies through bundling together their equity into one fund—has rebounded 30%
- Sarah Pinto, the head of Robinhood Ventures, told me that those worries are short-term at best
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- Is Robinhood’s attempt to let retail investors get a piece of private markets too little, too late
Summary
In early March, Robinhood’s latest investment product got off to a less-than-stellar start. Is Robinhood’s attempt to let retail investors get a piece of private markets too little, too late? Sarah Pinto, the head of Robinhood Ventures, told me that those worries are short-term at best. As the models powering the AI economy continue to improve, Pinto predicts that companies will build an ecosystem of applications that take advantage of OpenAI or Anthropic’s tech.