Alternative investments have picked up favour among investors in an environment of low or negative interest rates. There are two main types of alternative investments — privately held assets (such as private equity, private credit, infrastructure and private real estate) and hedge funds that use short-selling and leverage to try and outperform the markets. The former are less frequently traded…
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