Wealth Club has announced plans to rapidly expand its private markets platform with the addition of more funds and managers.
The group revealed that four additional managers are set to go live shortly to add to the current 16 premier private markets fund managers available on the Wealth Club platform.
Wealth Club also confirmed it is in advanced negotiations with a further four managers for upcoming launches, with a further eight firms in initial discussions about launching funds on the platform.
Since launching its private funds supermarket in November 2024, the company has more than doubled its range of funds and last month opened the first Private Markets SIPP. This vehicle allows sophisticated investors to hold a range of semi-liquid private markets funds managed by global firms including ARK, Brookfield, CVC, EQT, and StepStone, within a tax-efficient pension wrapper.
This time last year, Wealth Club offered clients access to seven private markets funds, a figure that has now climbed to 19, while it has also announced today that a further nine funds are currently in the final stages of onboarding.
Founder and CEO of Wealth Club, Alex Davies, said that “private markets deserve a place in every well-constructed pension”.
“They offer long-term growth potential, strong historical performance, and valuable diversification – yet until now, access within a pension has been extremely limited for most investors,” Davies commented.
“With the launch of our Private Markets SIPP, we’re opening the door to an asset class that has traditionally been out of reach. Investors have largely missed out on opportunities across infrastructure, private equity and credit, and secondaries – areas that can play a powerful role in long-term wealth building.”





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