Alexander Davis
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- Aug 20, 2026
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Is the 'semiliquid' label misleading, or just an uncomfortable reality? (opens the original)
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Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson speaks during the Milken Institute Global Conference. For most of 2026, legions of wealthy individuals have been trying to cash out of semiliquid funds, providing the first major stress test for products that make up a giant portion of the $1.8 trillion private credit market. These outflows have also put fund managers, from Blue Owl Capital to Blackstone, on the defensive. Some have come out in praise of the essential design of these vehicles, which are seen
The $120 billion market for coveted pre-IPO stock enters its scaling era (opens the original)
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Individual investors' unprecedented degree of access to private stock has created a $120 billion market, igniting yet another land grab by Wall Street firms and other big institutions. An increasing number of players, including Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab, in the past year have either acquired pre-IPO-focused trading platforms or struck fintech partnerships aimed at boosting private market alternatives to clients in the wealth channel. While Wall Street's new partnerships with private stoc
Wall Street touts outsourced allocation ploy in bid to market private funds to individuals (opens the original)
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has extolled model portfolios as the path to increase allocations of alternatives in retail accounts. Plumbing or packaging: Which of the two holds the key to making private market investment products better suited to the mass affluent? When it comes to integrating private market alternatives into public markets, plumbing is industry shorthand for an ever-evolving revamp of the distribution pipelines and fintech infrastructure underlying how private fund managers do busi
Big enough for its own fund-of-funds: Inside one wealth manager's own vehicle (opens the original)
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Don Calcagni may be Mercer Advisors' chief investment officer, chairing the $115 billion RIA's committee that stewards its wealthy clients' money, but he also helps oversee Aspen Partners, the firm's two-year-old proprietary private markets fund-of-funds platform for its wealthiest clients. Aspen Partners represents a shift in the industry: that a sufficiently large registered investment adviser can act as its own general partner—sourcing, underwriting and managing institutional-grade private eq
Private wealth funds ditch the middleman for more alternatives exposure (opens the original)
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Alternative asset managers have spent years building pipelines to tap into the adviser-led wealth channel to reach well-heeled individual investors chasing hot deals. Most of the capital entering private markets through registered investment advisers is funneled into evergreen funds led by the biggest-name brand managers targeting the so-called mass affluent. US-domiciled fund assets stood at a record $607 billion across 567 funds through March 31, according to PitchBook data. However, an ascend
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