Investing in unlisted companies by buying a single share: that is what private equity trusts make possible.
You still need to understand how they work.
It is a listed company that holds stakes in unlisted companies.
Buying one of its shares means indirectly owning a piece of that portfolio. The model is British: the first investment trust was launched in London in 1868.
Private companies, through the stock market
The trust invests in companies that are not listed. The trust’s own shares, however, are listed.
No need to wait ten years
Its shares trade continuously every day, like any other share or ETF.
Two prices for the same asset
The value of the portfolio (the NAV) and the share price almost never match. That is where the subtlety lies.
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