Predicting Next Crash Made Harder as Private Markets Obscure Data

Predicting Next Crash Made Harder as Private Markets Obscure Data
The rise of private markets has obscured data which regulators and economists rely on to identify risks in the global economy. 

Sector: Finance | Confidence: 99%
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/finance/comments/1r678vt/predicting_next_crash_made_harder_as_private/

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Council (3 models): The rise of private markets has obscured data that regulators and economists rely on to identify risks in the global economy, indicating a shift in power dynamics within the finance sector. This structural shift in financial transparency creates blind spots for systemic risk assessment, making it more reliant on less transparent, bespoke insights. Insurers, real infrastructure developers, and electronic labour market participants are particularly affected by this opacity, which may have implications for their respective sectors. As regulators and economists seek to understand the impact of private markets, they must adapt their tools and frameworks to account for the changing landscape of financial data.
Cross-sector: Insurance, Real Infrastructure, Electronic Labour

  ? How will the obscuration of data by private markets affect the ability of regulators to implement effective financial regulations?
  ? What are the potential consequences of increased reliance on private data sources for financial analysis and decision-making?
  ? How will the shift towards private markets impact the availability and accessibility of financial data for researchers and analysts?

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