LGT Capital Partners Semi-Liquid Private Equity Fund

Overview:
The LGT Capital Partners Semi-Liquid Private Equity Fund is a Luxembourg-domiciled semi-liquid investment vehicle launched in 2022. It provides access to a diversified range of private equity investments with periodic redemption opportunities, offering more flexibility compared to traditional closed-end PE funds.

Investment Strategy

According to publicly available information, the fund focuses on secondary transactions, co-investments, and selective primary commitments. Its portfolio targets mid-market buyouts, growth equity, and other private equity opportunities, leveraging LGT Capital Partners’ global network of established fund managers.

Liquidity & Structure

The semi-liquid structure allows for quarterly redemptions (subject to capacity limits, e.g., ~5% NAV per quarter). This makes the fund suitable for investors seeking partial liquidity while maintaining exposure to long-term private equity investments.

Key Points

• Fund Type: Private Equity
• Domicile: Luxembourg (SICAV)
• Min. Investment: €N/A
• Launch Year: 2022
• Liquidity: Semi-liquid, quarterly redemption windows (capacity limits apply)
• KID: No

Disclaimer

All information provided on this page is based on publicly available sources and is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or an offer to invest. Please refer to the official fund documentation or consult with a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.

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This page provides a summary of LGT Capital Partners’ semi-liquid private market funds, including publicly available details that can assist you in your initial research. For complete information, investors should always refer to official manager documentation or seek professional advice.

This page was prepared by Mark Liam of Fundscouter.