Semi-liquids

The UK government will permit Long-Term Asset Funds in specialised individual savings accounts from April 2024, with details on how this will be implemented still to come.

Institutional LPs may benefit from the flexibility of evergreen products to manage target allocations more quickly than in closed-end vehicles.

A ‘trading mentality’ approach to private equity is risky for non-institutional investors.

Investors at the BVCA Summit weighed in on the pitfalls of disclosing GPs’ portfolio propositions as the asset class opens up to newer investors.

A handy chart detailing some of the most notable products in the semi-liquid landscape and their various traits.

The wealthtech firm’s senior appointment in Australia follows a similar move in Japan and comes ahead of plans to open a hub in Singapore.

The tech investor's recently formed wealth unit will lead and manage the new product, PEI understands.

The survey, which compiled responses from 101 senior buyout, growth, private debt, VC, real estate and infrastructure executives globally, found that more than 60% have, or plan to have, private wealth units.

A focus on secondaries can deliver strong advantages for new open-end private equity funds, writes Nadim Vasanji, a managing director at Northleaf Capital Partners.

The launch of the strategy, which is focused on secondaries and co-investments, follows a change in Swedish pension regulation allowing higher allocation to alternatives.