European investment managers continue to use “innovative structures” to allow retail investors to access private assets, a trend that is set to “gain momentum”, according to research by Cerulli Associates.
The European Alternative Investments 2022: An alternative future in the making report found that demand for private assets among retail investors is also set to grow for the next few years. Co-authored by director Justina Deveikyte and Ross Langbridge, a research analyst at Cerulli, the report revealed that while corporate and public pension schemes remain key targets of many investment managers with private market expertise, the same investment managers are "increasingly focusing on capturing new growth opportunities" within the individual investor segment. They concluded that the e...
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