Semi-liquid funds open up energy transition assets

For many years, large institutional investors have enjoyed the benefits of investing in illiquid assets while private investors have been left behind. These include investments such as direct holdings in energy transition-related infrastructure, which offer the potential for higher returns, portfolio diversification, and material benefits for the environment and society, as well as energy security. Today, new structures such as semi-liquid funds are being offered to allow private investors to access these types of investments. Read on for Schroders' guide.