Pension / endowment funds could have a passive investment approach
Private equity firms could become zombies
Endowment fund managers could be more skilled / have superior investment committees / broader knowledge bases / better investing models / bigger size than other institutional investors
Public pensions could be invested in transparent, audited companies / have open contracts
Large U.S. private companies could do financial disclosures
A fund of funds could be developed for angel investing
Portfolio management could be investing in a small amount of stocks long-term
Private equity could disclose fees / real performance as well as be audited independently
Venture capital / impact investing / angel investing / private equity / hedge funds / institutional investors could take ESG / world issues into account
Private equity / hedge funds / venture capital / real estate / investment firms could not illegally avoid taxes
Activist hedge funds/shareholders could push companies to become environmentally sustainable
Disruptive innovation in public markets could be undervalued
Venture capital could be like a ponzi scheme creating unstable business practices within startups
Funds could be raised for impact investment
Alternative data could be accessible to retail investors
Successful hedge fund, money manager, and investor strategy could be copied
ESG / Socially Responsible stock investing could be a less useful than charity donations or impact capital investing
The investment consulting industry could not have value
Investing in public stocks could earn as much as private equity returns
Passive investing could be better than active investing
Public pensions could be managed by qualified investment managers and/or an independent board
Institutional investors could threaten competition
