Sekond Launches Free Liquidity Monitoring Tool for Wealth Advisors as Redemption Restrictions Increase Across Private Credit Funds

New Solution Gives Advisors Clearer Visibility Into When Clients May be Able to Access Their Money

BOSTON, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Sekond, a private markets intelligence platform, today announced the launch of a free liquidity monitoring tool designed specifically for wealth advisors. The product comes at a time when several large semi-liquid private credit funds have limited investor withdrawals, leaving advisors fielding difficult client questions with limited information.

As more investors gain access to private market investments, many advisors are now navigating situations where clients are unable to redeem funds as expected. In many cases, advisors must rely solely on periodic communications from fund managers to understand what is happening behind the scenes.

"Advisors are being put in a very challenging position," said Rasmus Goksor, Founder and CEO of Sekond. "Clients are asking when they can access their money, and too often the answer is unclear. We built this tool to give advisors more visibility and confidence in those conversations."

Helping Advisors Navigate a Changing Private Markets Landscape

Over the past decade, private market investments - including private credit, real estate, and infrastructure - have become more widely available to individual investors. Many of these investments are offered through structures that provide limited opportunities for withdrawals, such as interval funds and non-traded REITs.

While these investments can play an important role in client portfolios, they also introduce new challenges. Liquidity is not always guaranteed, and the timing of withdrawals can depend on factors that are not always easy to see or understand.

Recent redemption restrictions across several high profile funds have brought this issue into sharper focus. Advisors are increasingly looking for independent information to help them assess liquidity risk and set realistic expectations with clients.

"The current redemption queue crisis is not evidence that these funds are broken or that access to alternatives should be reversed," said Goksor. "It is evidence that investors are being surprised, and that black box fund structures can no longer be the norm. Information is the missing infrastructure layer the market urgently needs."

A Practical Tool Advisors Can Use Today

Sekond's new liquidity monitoring tool gives advisors straightforward, real time insight into how specific funds are handling withdrawals. The service is available at no cost.

Each fund profile includes:

• Current redemption schedules and recent withdrawal activity
• Visibility into potential secondary market options when available
• An estimate of available liquidity and how long it may last under current conditions
• Alerts when liquidity conditions change or redemption activity increases

The tool builds on Sekond's existing research platform, which tracks more than 120 evergreen funds and compiles publicly available information into a single, easy-to-understand view.

Supporting Advisors in Their Fiduciary Role

For advisors, managing liquidity risk is not just a portfolio issue - it is a client communication issue. Clear, timely information can help advisors set expectations, reduce surprises, and maintain trust during uncertain periods.

"As private credit, unlisted REITs and other private market investments have become more accessible to individual investors, the industry has had to evolve in how it communicates about liquidity," said Kevin Clifford, retired Chairman & CEO of American Funds at Capital Group. "Advisors can no longer rely on periodic updates or assumptions about redemption availability - they need timely insight to guide client decisions responsibly. Greater transparency around liquidity is not just helpful, it is becoming an essential capability for advisors who want to navigate Evergreen funds with discipline and confidence in the years ahead."

Advisors can register for free access to Sekond's liquidity monitoring tool at www.sekond.co.

About Sekond

Sekond is a technology platform focused on improving transparency and liquidity in private market investments. The company provides data and analysis that help wealth advisors better understand how funds operate and how liquidity may change over time. Headquartered in Boston, Sekond combines private markets expertise with advanced analytics to give advisors clearer insight into complex investments.

Contact:  Joshua Milne, Joshua Milne PR, [email protected], 617-501-1620

SOURCE Sekond