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Let’s broaden the horizon for retail investors

unlisted or alternative funds, including the various subsets of infrastructure and development and impact funds, have traditionally been unavailable to retail investors, other than some access to private equity (PE) funds by high-net-worth individuals (HNWI). The limitation of PE to HNWIs is partly because PE funds are generally perceived as riskier and more illiquid.

Yet a real opportunity is being missed – not only could the man on the street benefit from the robust, steady and non-correlated

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