StashAway rolls out new semi-liquid market portfolios

The new funds are positioned as alternatives to traditional private market vehicles.

StashAway has introduced two new semi-liquid private market portfolios — Private Infrastructure and Private Equity — for investors in Hong Kong and Singapore.

The offerings aim to provide broader access to private markets with lower investment minimums, monthly liquidity, and cost-effective fees.

The portfolios are managed by Hamilton Lane, a global private markets investment firm with $7.47t (US$956b) in assets under management. Both portfolios target high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) classified as Professional Investors.

The new funds are positioned as alternatives to traditional private market vehicles, which typically require high capital commitments and long lock-up periods of 10 to 15 years.

In contrast, StashAway’s portfolios offer monthly liquidity after an initial lock-up and charge lower fees — a 0.5% platform fee in addition to fund-level fees, compared to private banks that may charge up to 3.5%.

Private infrastructure and credit markets are drawing increasing interest from HNWIs, with asset-class level return targets of 10–12% per annum.

According to StashAway, adding a 10% allocation to private infrastructure to a standard 60/40 portfolio between 2014 and 2024 would have improved overall returns by 5.3% and reduced volatility by 10.6%.

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