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Permanent Capital Vehicles: Diversify Revenue Streams and Benefit from Demand Growth

November 29, 2021 | Kimberly Flynn As various access points for institutional-quality alternative investments have evolved in recent years, the closed-end fund (“CEF”) structure has gained visibility as a suitable vehicle for institutional investment strategies. Key elements of CEFs relative to private funds are lower investment minimums, better liquidity through secondary trading and tender offers,… Continue reading Permanent Capital Vehicles: Diversify Revenue Streams and Benefit from Demand Growth

What Are Non-Listed CEFs?

July 8, 2019 | Kimberly Flynn In the U.S. market, the non-listed closed-end fund structures known as interval funds and tender offer funds provide intermittent liquidity while offering a more appropriate wrapper for a large swath of alternative strategies. Both types of non-listed CEFs may invest in private and public assets.1 Both typically provide shareholders quarterly… Continue reading What Are Non-Listed CEFs?

How Much Liquidity Do Investors Need?

June 24, 2019 | David Adler For most individual investors, the vast majority of their investment portfolio is dedicated to funding goals with long time horizons: retirement, paying for children’s college expenses and generational wealth transfer. Even though investors do not need immediate access to these funds, their portfolios typically comprise mostly public equities, bonds… Continue reading How Much Liquidity Do Investors Need?

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