Semi-liquid funds have been around since the early 2000s, but only recently have they moved firmly into the spotlight.
These funds are typically open-ended vehicles without a fixed term that may allow investors to allocate or redeem some of their money back at set intervals.*
Their growing appeal lies in the fact that semi-liquid structures could be well-suited particularly for individual investors seeking exposure to private assets and their risk-return upside.
What advantages do these vehicles have over more traditional private markets points of access? And what are the potential limitations that investors need to be aware of? Download our report for all the ins and outs of these vehicles.
*Liquidity is not guaranteed.
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