HarbourVest share incentives set to end

The US fund of funds is nearing the end of a plan to boost trading in its listed vehicle, after investors had shunned the troubled sector

One of the largest private equity managers is nearing the end of a four-month process to boost trading in its flagship listed fund, suggesting that nervous investors may no longer be shying away from the troubled sector.

US-based Harbourvest Partners said this week it was close to completing a plan, initiated in April, to encourage investors to buy shares in its London-listed vehicle, HarbourVest Global Private Equity.

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