Janus Henderson Venture will reopen to all new investors by July 18, 2022, along with its small-cap sibling Janus Henderson Triton JATTX. Both closed to new investors in 2015 when assets were around $3 billion and $7 billion, respectively. Assets in this strategy peaked in October 2021 around $4.5 billion but since declined to $3 billion as of May 2022 because of recent market depreciation and outflows. While that allows for some additional capacity, its size is worth watching as rapid asset growth in the future could inhibit it from taking meaningful positions in some prospective holdings, particularly those also owned in Janus Henderson Triton.
Janus Henderson Venture T JAVTX
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