Schroders Capital Semi-Liquid solutions

Demand for private markets keeps rising, and not just among institutional investors

What are open-ended evergreen funds?

Open-ended evergreen funds, or “semi-liquid” funds, represent a relatively new route to access private markets.

These funds are open-ended, meaning investors can subscribe and redeem at regular intervals at the prevailing net asset value (NAV) of the fund and have no fixed life.

What are the benefits of open-ended evergreen funds?

For private wealth clients, routes of access into private markets have historically been limited to closed-ended investment trusts, with traditional funds having significant barriers to access including; high minimums, capital call drawdown structures, long lock ups etc.

Open-ended evergreen funds in the UK represent a complementary option to investment trusts, giving consumers greater choice in how they access private markets.

How do open-ended evergreen work?

Open-ended structures, where investors can buy and sell at a prevailing NAV, historically, have had limited applicability in private markets, due to the illiquid nature of the underlying investments.

In response to this, semi-liquid structures have been developed to provide liquidity in a controlled manner. A well-constructed portfolio, one that is diverse by geography, sector, type and vintage, can engineer a level of “natural liquidity” that is regular and consistent. Semi-liquids also employ liquidity management tools that can control liquidity within the fund.

The result is a platform that provides investors with a liquidity window without compromising returns and helps them meet their investment objectives.

Key Information

Illiquid funds

Semi-liquid funds

Liquid funds (Investment trusts)

Subscription

Episodic

Monthly

Daily

Capital Deployment

Over time

Immediately

Immediately

Liquidity

None

Monthly or Quarterly, subject to limits

Daily

Performance Reporting

Quarterly

Monthly

Daily

Fund Life

Typically, 10+ Years

Continuous

Continuous

Pricing

NAV

NAV

Market

What do Schroders offer?

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