General Partners

Alternative asset investments, such as private equity funds, venture capital funds, and fund-of-funds can offer attractive returns but may require longer term commitments versus traditional investments-some as long as 10-12 years or longer.

With Ben’s liquidity solutions, General Partners, or sponsor firms, can continue to offer investors the best of both worlds: potentially higher returns from their alternative asset investments and the opportunity to exit those investments when the time is right for them.

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