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MSCI's Luke Flemmer - "bringing clarity to investment decisions"
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- Feb 26, 2026
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Summary
Welcome back to the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast. Today’s episode dives into how data and market structure are shaping private markets. We sat down in MSCI ’s New York office with Luke Flemmer , the Head of Private Assets at MSCI to discuss how standardization and normalization of data can help bring efficiency, transparency, and liquidity to private markets. Luke brings a unique perspective to private markets. He was previously Managing Director, Head of Digital Strategy for Alternative Investments at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and was Co-Founder and CEO of Lab49, a global solutions provider of investment and risk technology to asset managers and investment banks. When the ION Group acquired Lab49, Luke became Co-Head of ION’s Capital Markets Division, delivering software and solutions to the group’s global financial services customer base. Earlier in his career, Luke worked in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence. He is a CFA charterholder. Luke and I had a fascinating conversation about private markets market structure and how MSCI is playing a role in driving standardization, normalization, and transparency of data in private markets. We covered: Parallels to market structure evolutions in equities, fixed income, FX, and derivatives. Tradeoffs of transparency for private markets participants. What it will take to build transparency and price formation in private markets. Where investors will still be able to find durable alpha. What standardization and normalization of data means for secondary markets. Analogies between Greek mythology and private markets. How secondaries has gone from a trade to a portfolio management tool. How index creation will impact private markets. Thanks Luke for sharing your wisdom, expertise, and passion at the intersect…