How many of the participants in that 401(k) you sold last year, last month or last week are accredited investors?
That’s a question advisors should give serious thought to anytime they’re pitching alternatives to their employer clients.
There’s no disputing the popularity of alts, but there’s also no disputing that some of the investments in this asset class are illiquid and can be risky and expensive.
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