Private equity has the potential to deliver higher returns than traditional asset classes, driven by the illiquidity premium and access to diverse investment opportunities.
Private credit offers higher income potential and is usually linked to floating interest rates, which can potentially provide a hedge against inflation.
Alternative assets are valued less frequently, typically monthly or quarterly, reducing the risk of daily volatility on investment decisions.
Alternative assets provide exposure to private companies and sectors not available in public markets.
Private credit involves lending to private companies or projects, offering investors attractive yields and potential capital appreciation, while offering borrowers flexible financing solutions.
Private equity investments involve acquiring stakes in private companies or taking public companies private, with the objective of driving value creation through strategic management and operational improvements.
Infrastructure investments focus on critical physical assets such as transportation, utilities, and energy facilities. They typically provide stable cash flows, long-term growth potential, and are often supported by government-backed contracts.
A fund of funds invests in a diversified portfolio of other investment funds, providing investors with access to a variety of strategies and managers while mitigating risk across asset classes.
REITs are companies that own, manage, or finance income-producing real estate, allowing investors to gain exposure to the real estate market without direct property ownership, while benefiting from regular income distributions.