Aviva Investors launches LTAF focused on unlisted companies

Fourth LTAF in its arsenal

Cristian Angeloni
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Aviva Investors has launched its fourth long-term asset fund (LTAF), which has received an initial commitment of around £150m from Aviva.

The Aviva Investors Venture & Growth Capital LTAF will focus on unlisted companies and will leverage the newly launched venture and strategic capital capabilities within the firm's private markets division. Aviva Investors launches private debt LTAF Aviva Investors explained that the LTAF has been designed as an "evergreen fund" to provide injections of capital at repeating intervals and with no fixed lifespan. The aim is to give investors better access to early-stage companies and technology, while also providing the diversification benefits and return potential of private markets...

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