Illiquidity describes assets that cannot be quickly sold for cash without a significant price discount. This characteristic applies to real estate, private equity, and collectibles. While investors demand higher returns for locking up capital, institutions like pension funds benefit from illiquidity premiums, using long-term horizons to capture outsized gains that liquid markets rarely offer.
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