When Alts Go Bad: The BlueRock Blowup and a Liquidity Wake-Up Call
On this episode of Talking Wealth, we’re diving into one of the most misunderstood—and increasingly controversial—corners of investing: alternatives.
Over the past few years, interval funds and other semi-liquid vehicles have exploded in popularity, promising access to private markets with smoother returns and less volatility. But as recent events around BlueRock have made painfully clear, the structure matters just as much as the strategy.
My guest today is Leyla Kunimoto, co-founder of Accredited Investor Insights, and one of the leading experts on private investment funds and fiduciary responsibility.
In this conversation, we’re going to break down what actually went wrong, how interval funds really work when markets turn, and—most importantly—what investors and advisors must understand before allocating capital to alternative investments.
This episode is sponsored by VanEck. Learn more about the VanEck Semiconductor ETF: http://vaneck.com/SMHCompound
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