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LTAF structure will bridge retail investors with private assets

LTAF structure will “bridge retail investors with private assets” Apr 12, 2021 By Funds Europe Sponsors should take steps now to ensure they’re equipped once the UK’s LTAF structure goes live, argues David Genn, CEO of alternatives tech provider Goji. Private capital fund managers’ interest in the retail market has been well established. More recently, the percolating buzz around blank-check companies in Europe should confirm retail investors are just as eager to invest in alternatives. Enter the Long-Term Asset Fund (LTAF). Billed as the UK’s answer to support innovation and allow retail investors to diversify beyond stocks and bonds, the LTAF bridges a pronounced disconnect between investors who require liquidity and asset classes whose returns are premised on exploiting an illiquidity discount. The LTAF should be greeted with fanfare, as wealth managers and DC plan sponsors have been angling for a way into “patient” capital for decades now.

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: FCA stuck in lockdown over Woodford saga

Another week goes by and yet again there is more depressing news on fallout from the demise of the Woodford investment empire.  Will this stream of awfulness ever end? Will the regulator ever take responsibility for dealing with this investment travesty and hold those responsible (Neil Woodford, fund overseer Link and Woodford evangelist Hargreaves Lansdown) to account? Not for a while I fear. Questions and sadly no answers – the regulator, it seems, has decided to go into permanent lockdown on this issue. (Note to the Financial Conduct Authority: lockdown starts ending tomorrow.)  Woodford saga: The FCA needs to come out of lockdown tomorrow and do the job it is paid to do - protect financial consumers, says Jeff Prestridge

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