The variety of alternative investments available to the public has exploded in the last 10 years — just as prudent investor standards have empowered trustees to explore strategies that better serve clients. No wonder that fiduciaries increasingly consider and choose alternative investments for trusts and other estate-planning structures. And naturally, they have to get up to speed very quickly on this brave new world of alternative investments, that is to say private equity, hedge funds and
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