Opening the Closed-End Fund: The New Stack for Evergreen Private Markets

Written By Anna Sender

Interval funds, tender-offer funds, nontraded BDCs, and ELTIFs are opening private markets to wealth channels without making illiquid assets continuously liquid. Their durability depends on whether valuation, distribution, servicing, and a capacity-limited repurchase process can withstand persistent exit demand.

Anna Sender
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