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XA Investments Discusses Non-Traded Alternatives Funds with Financial Times FundFire Alts Magazine

The Financial Times FundFire Alts Magazine’s article, “Managers Rush Market with Cheaper Alts Funds For Advisors” discusses recent trends in non-listed closed-end alts fund product development. Please click here for the article.

Kimberly Flynn – Managing Director, Alternative Investments, XA Investments contributed to the article written by Tom Stabile.

Among XA lnvestments’ comments on the growth in the non-listed closed-end fund market, Ms. Flynn noted that institutional alts managers and mutual fund powerhouses are moving into the interval fund market. “They’re looking for ways to continue raising money in active management where the margins are still attractive,” she said.

FundFire Alts describes that this marks the beginning of a big trend in alternative product development where fund sponsors are looking for ways to expand the distribution channel for individual investors.

There are important differences between the two types of non-listed closed-end funds – the tender offer fund and the interval fund. Not everyone sees interval funds becoming the first choice of fund sponsors. Ms. Flynn said “interval funds are designed largely to remain as non-traded entities, requiring repurchase policies to allow investors to find liquidity, while tender offer funds can more easily change their registration to become a traded fund and provide investors with an exit.”

XA Investments recently published a white paper on the topic of liquidity premiums and provides financial advisors with insights they should consider when investing in less liquid alternatives. The paper highlights how advances in product design have preserved the integrity of institutional caliber alternatives and made them accessible to a broader range of individual investors.

View the white paper here.

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