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For Institutional Investor Use Only. Not For Retail Distribution. The information contained herein is confidential and proprietary to SEI and is not to be reproduced or made available in any form to any persons without the express prior written consent of SEI. 2 ©2023 SEI Source: SEI What are private assets? Private assets definition: • Private assets include various strategies and asset types that are unavailable through public market exchanges. Sub-asset classes: • Buyouts: Acquisition of established companies with the goal of generating value by professionalizing the business, improving the operations, and introducing strategic changes. • Growth: Typically founder-owned companies operating in-between the buyout and venture capital stage in a company's life cycle and seeking capital in the form of minority equity to continue growth. • Venture Capital: Companies that are relatively young with promising technology or business plans that require capital to expand into new markets and/or reach new customers. • Private Debt: Includes any form of lending that does not come from a traditional bank. While there are many varieties, the most common structure involves non-bank institutions making loans to private companies. • Real Estate: Active, direct ownership in real estate properties through debt or equity securities. • Infrastructure: Tangible, real property interests in sectors such as renewable energy, transportation, digital infrastructure, social infrastructure, and utilities.