Following the news that the Financial Conduct Authority is allowing retail investors to access long term asset funds (Ltafs), it has put the subject of private assets in the headlines again.
Ltafs allow investors to access private equity, private credit, venture capital, infrastructure, real estate, forestry and collective investment vehicles that invest in private asset classes.
Private assets, while highly illiquid, are often touted as a portfolio diversifier.
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Additionally, with talk of investors increasingly searching for returns not available on the public markets, has that changed your approach to investing in private assets?
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