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Goldman's Kniffen Discusses Evergreen Funds in Alternative Views

A Goldman executive in the third-party wealth channel talks private-market vehicles for advisors.

By the RIA desk

At a glance

  1. The conversation is part of the outlet's Alternative Views series.
  2. The interview highlights a private-market vehicle that asset managers can use to bring alternatives to the wealth channel.
  3. A senior Goldman executive in third-party distribution taking the time to discuss evergreen funds suggests large managers remain focused on advisor-led private-markets access.

Private Equity Wire published an interview with Kyle Kniffen, Goldman Sachs' global head of alternatives for third-party wealth, discussing evergreen funds. The conversation is part of the outlet's Alternative Views series.

Why it matters

The interview highlights a private-market vehicle that asset managers can use to bring alternatives to the wealth channel. A senior Goldman executive in third-party distribution taking the time to discuss evergreen funds suggests large managers remain focused on advisor-led private-markets access.

Reported by the RIA desk from Private Equity Wire. Published . Corrections

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