In an interview with Bloomberg Television, Larry Restieri, head of alternative sales at Goldman Sachs, discussed liquid alternative investments. Due to the funds' increase in popularity in recent years, he says they're still relatively unfamiliar territory for the average retail investor, even though they've existed for decades. He says that since most mutual fund investors typically only own stocks and bonds, educating potential liquid alternative clients about the additional asset classes that would be included in their holdings is essential. He added that the liquid alternative space will likely see more ETFs in the future as it continues to mature and welcome new participants.
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