Europe’s wealthiest investors are increasing their allocation to liquid alternative UCITS funds, seeking higher yields as interest rates fall. These retail-friendly products, mimicking hedge fund strategies, saw a 22% asset rise in 2025, reversing a previous decline. This trend highlights a shift away from fixed income towards strategies offering attractive returns and greater liquidity.
Europe’s wealthiest investors are increasing their allocation to liquid alternative UCITS funds, seeking higher yields as interest rates fall. These retail-friendly products, mimicking hedge fund strategies, saw a 22% asset rise in 2025, reversing a previous decline. This trend highlights a shift away from fixed income towards strategies offering attractive returns and greater liquidity. by Soban News (international And National News)