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Private for Longer: What the New Tech Lifecycle Means for Individual Investors
A growing share of today’s most important technology companies are staying private far longer than prior generations, even as they reach massive scale. That shift is reshaping how value is created, how liquidity emerges, and when investors are able to participate.

Hans Stege
Feb 35 min read


‘Older, Bigger’ IPO’s and the Russell 2000 Performance
This research report explains how a structural shift in public markets has changed where small-cap growth occurs. Over the past 25 years, companies have stayed private far longer—moving from an average IPO age of roughly 4 years in 1999 to approximately 14 years today—which has diverted many high-quality growth companies away from the Russell 2000 and directly into large-cap indices or kept them private entirely. As a result, the Russell 2000 now contains a materially higher

Gray Chynoweth
Dec 26, 20251 min read
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