Maryann Selfe explains how family offices and institutional investors can invest in women’s health through funds, direct deals and diversified platforms.
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Europe’s central banks are confronting inflation driven by geopolitics, ageing populations and structural change rather than traditional demand cycles. The same forces exposing the limits of monetary policy are reshaping healthcare systems—and creating one of the largest overlooked investment opportunities in women’s health.
$124 trillion is transferring to women. Women’s health receives 6% of healthcare investment. These are not two separate facts. They are one investment thesis.
For private wealth professionals and the HNW clients they advise, that thesis demands a direct answer to a direct question: is women’s health actually a good investment opportunity?
