The Alts Institute Advisor Hub

Alts Insights to Action

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Informed by Research. Built for Advisors. Focused on Results.

As alternatives become increasingly important to investor portfolios, this hub is designed to help advisors build their alts expertise, enhance their practice and engage in more tailored, actionable conversations with their clients. 

These insights and practice management resources are informed by our proprietary research and conversations with advisors and high-net-worth investors about their experience with alternatives and what they’d like to see in this new era of alternatives investing. 

 

Advisor Playbook

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Part 1

Practice-level benefits

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Part 2

The value of proactive conversations

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Part 3

Addressing client misconceptions

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Part 4

Categories of alternatives

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Part 5

Private market considerations

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Part 6

Portfolio construction

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Part 7

Customization strategies

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Part 8

Client comfort and confidence

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Part 9

Advisor education

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Part 10

Manager selection

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Part 11

The evolving landscape

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The Alts Starting Point

Incorporating Alts Into Your Practice:
Assess Your Approach.

As alternatives increasingly become an essential part of high-net-worth investors’ portfolio strategy, advisors have a critical role to play in helping their clients maximize the opportunities ahead. Our new research shows that alternatives expertise can serve as a practice differentiator and help improve client outcomes.

Thinking about your own experience engaging investors around alternatives, take this quiz and see how your responses stack up to the results of our recent survey of advisors and investors.

Survey Methodology

Brookfield commissioned CoreData Research to conduct separate online surveys of 300 financial professionals with an average practice AUM of US $633 million in the U.S. and Canada and 625 high-net-worth investors with at least U.S. $2.5 million in household investable assets in the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan between April and June 2024. 

A Word About Risk

Alternative investments are complex, speculative investment vehicles and are not suitable for all investors. An investment in an alternative investment entails a high degree of risk, and no assurance can be given that any alternative investment funds investment objectives will be achieved or that investors will receive a return of their capital.