Investors are often concerned by potential barriers around illiquid assets. Could a change of fund structure mitigate these issues? When we talk about investment barriers into illiquid assets, what’s often being referred to are fund structures – closed-end versus open-ended funds. Different fund structures can make exposure to illiquid assets more accessible and potentially more dynamic. Typically, closed-end funds would lock investors in for the pre-agreed life of the fund, while investors can enter and exit open ended funds dynamically.
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