The fintech firm expands its investment offerings with ELTIF 2.0 funds in private equity, credit, and infrastructure for eligible clients.
Revolut has added private market funds to its platform for eligible European customers, partnering with Apollo, Ares, Hamilton Lane, and Partners Group. The funds cover private equity, private credit, and private infrastructure under the EU’s ELTIF 2.0 framework, designed for non-institutional investors.
The evergreen ELTIF 2.0 funds include periodic liquidity windows and are vetted by Revolut’s internal selection team for performance, operational strength, and resilience. The product targets experienced investors with a long-term horizon and incurs fund management and performance fees.
Revolut, which serves 75 million global customers, already offers stocks, ETFs, bonds, and robo-advisory services. The move follows growing retail demand for alternative assets traditionally limited to institutional investors.