Semi-liquid funds pose Consumer Duty challenges for wealth managers as barriers to entry subside

Questions around investor suitability

Valeria Martinez
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The adoption of semi-liquid structures to invest in private assets poses Consumer Duty challenges for wealth managers as the regulator steps up scrutiny over individual investor suitability and reporting transparency.

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