Private dining and private markets: Approach both with caution
Both offer an interesting alternative to what’s widely available, but may work out to be expensive options and less value for money than one might think
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[SINGAPORE] Private dining has taken off in Singapore, with many options at homes run by enterprising home cooks or even former chefs who want to run their own show.
Meanwhile, private markets are an asset class that has long been restricted to the fabulously wealthy, but access is slowly extending to affluent individuals and retail investors.
I reckon both share a few traits in common, apart from having “private” in their title.
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