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By Laurent CAPOLAGHI, EY Luxembourg, Managed Services and Private Equity Leader bAndrei SENCHUK, EY Luxembourg, Senior Manager, Assurance
After years of cautious uptake, Europe’s ELTIF market hit a turning point in 2025. Regulatory reform, record inflows and broader distribution are reshaping a product once seen as ambitious but impractical.
For most of its first decade, the European Long-Term Investment Fund (ELTIF) was better described as a regulatory ambition than a market reality. Launched in 2015 with the goal of channeling private capital into long-term European assets, the vehicle spent years accumulating cautious interest, modest inflows, and a reputation for being...
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