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Interval funds are a unique type of investment vehicle that allow retail investors to access alternative investments traditionally limited to institutional investors. Unlike mutual funds and ETFs, which offer high liquidity, interval funds provide exits at specified intervals, typically quarterly, which means investors must wait to redeem shares. This structure is advantageous for asset managers, as it allows them to explore less liquid investments such as private equity, venture capital, or infrastructure while offering investors a pathway to higher yields. The growing interest in interval funds stems from major asset managers aiming to tap into the expanding retail market, bridging the gap between private opportunities and public investors.