Learn more about Equity Trust Institutional Services: https://eqtytrst.co/4vslHuh Retirement accounts represent one of the largest sources of investable capital, yet many fund managers overlook them when raising capital. Join John Bowens and Brad Janett as they discuss how self-directed IRAs can help alternative investment sponsors connect with retirement account investors and build a process for accepting IRA investments. Key topics: - Why retirement accounts can be a valuable source of investment capital - What a self-directed IRA is and how it works - Common misconceptions about investing retirement assets in alternatives - Benefits of accepting IRA investments as a fund manager - Marketing approaches for reaching retirement account investors - Best practices for creating an efficient onboarding experience - How Equity Trust supports fund managers and capital raisers #selfdirectedIRA #alternativeinvesting #equitytrust Equity Trust Company is a directed custodian and does not provide tax, legal, or investment advice. Any information presented is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as tax, legal, or investment advice. Please consult your tax attorney or financial professional before making investment decisions. Reimagine Your Retirement with Equity Trust: https://eqtytrst.co/homepage Connect with us on social media! ⭐ LinkedIn: https://eqtytrst.co/linkedin ⭐ Facebook: https://eqtytrst.co/facebook ⭐ Instagram: https://eqtytrst.co/instagram ⭐ Twitter/X: https://eqtytrst.co/twitter ⭐ TikTok: https://eqtytrst.co/tiktok ⭐ Reddit: https://eqtytrst.co/reddit
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