For instance,
older vintage funds that approach the end of their partnership terms (typically 10 years) may seek secondary market solutions.
Not exact matches
Our
older funds (2002 and 2005
vintages) are well into their peak distribution periods such that the value in publics is only 11 % -12 % of the total value in the
fund.
You could buy pork belly futures or
old baseball cards or
vintage cars and at least theoretically have a chance of beating the market; but not an index
fund.