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Alternative investments can offer several potential benefits, including enhanced diversification, access to opportunities unavailable through public markets and attractive long-term return potential.

Private markets often behave differently from listed equities and bonds, helping investors broaden portfolio exposure beyond traditional asset classes. As public markets have become increasingly concentrated and more growth businesses choose to remain private for longer, investors are increasingly looking to alternative assets as a way of accessing a broader investment universe.

Many institutional investors have steadily increased their allocation to alternative assets in pursuit of improved long-term risk-adjusted returns, diversification and access to private market opportunities.

Alternative investments can be accessed through specialist investment managers, private market funds and direct investment opportunities.

Maven Investor Partners offers a deal-by-deal approach, giving eligible investors the opportunity to review private equity and property investments individually before deciding whether to participate. This allows investors to retain control over where and when they invest, rather than committing capital to a traditional blind-pool fund.

Today, alternative investments are more accessible to experienced investors than ever before, with options including private market funds, co-investments and direct private equity opportunities.

A Professional Client is an investor who is considered capable of making independent investment decisions and understanding the risks associated with complex investment products.

Maven Investor Partners is available exclusively to investors who meet the FCA criteria to be classified as Professional Clients. Eligibility is assessed based on factors such as investment experience, portfolio size and professional background.

Professional Clients may have access to a broader range of investment opportunities, including private equity and other alternative assets that are not generally available to retail investors.

To be treated as a Professional Client, investors must request this status and successfully complete the relevant assessment process.

Private equity investing involves investing in privately owned companies with the objective of supporting growth, creating value and ultimately achieving a successful exit.

Unlike public market investing, private equity provides access to businesses that are not listed on a stock exchange. This allows investors to participate in opportunities that may not be available through traditional investment portfolios.

Private equity managers often work closely with management teams to help execute growth strategies, improve operational performance and create shareholder value.

Deal-by-deal investing allows investors to assess and select individual investment opportunities rather than committing capital to a fund in advance.

Each opportunity is presented separately, giving investors the flexibility to choose which investments suit their objectives, risk appetite and sector preferences.

This approach provides greater transparency and control, while still benefiting from the expertise and investment management capabilities of an experienced private equity manager.

The investment landscape has changed significantly over the last two decades. More companies are choosing to remain private for longer, while public markets have become increasingly concentrated in a small number of large businesses.

As a result, investors are seeking access to private markets to gain exposure to a wider range of companies, growth opportunities and sectors that may not be represented in listed markets.

Private markets have become an increasingly important component of many institutional portfolios, including those of pension funds, endowments and family offices.

Private equity can provide access to businesses, sectors and growth opportunities that are not available through public markets.

The asset class has historically delivered strong long-term performance, supported by active investment management, operational improvement and value creation initiatives.

Private equity also offers investors the opportunity to gain exposure to innovation, entrepreneurial businesses and high-growth sectors that increasingly remain outside public markets.

The minimum investment is typically £25,000 per transaction, allowing investors to build a diversified portfolio gradually over time and participate only in opportunities that meet their investment criteria.

No. Alternative investments are generally intended for experienced investors who understand the risks involved and have the financial resources to withstand potential losses.

These investments are often illiquid and may require capital to remain invested for a number of years. Investors should carefully consider their objectives, risk tolerance and liquidity requirements before investing.

Past performance is not a guide to future returns and capital is at risk.