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Jasmine Li is a news associate at The Wall Street Journal. Before joining the Journal, Jasmine was an editorial fellow at Fortune, covering consumer habits, workplace culture and young executives.

Traditional money managers, after years of cutting fees, look to tap in to higher-cost private investments.