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)
