Primary examples of strategic solutions addressing the top-rated barriers identified in the CLMPC-PIAC survey may be categorized in following manner:

• Introduction of "best practices" to conventional pooling vehicles and syndicates (e.g., limited partnerships in private equity and subordinated debt markets);
• Establishment of new and alternative pooling vehicles (e.g., fund-of-funds: pools that intermediate between pension suppliers and external specialty managers);
• Establishment of alternative asset-targeting pools and strategies (e.g., American economically- targeted investments, or ETIs, for real estate, SME financing, venture capital, etc.);
• Development of seasoned, skilled investment specialists for key capital markets or market segments;
• Development of market-specific advisers and agents to facilitate transacting (e.g., gatekeeper intermediaries for pension funds and SME agents in American private equity investing);
• Creation of private capital market returns databases, performance assessment and measurement tools, et al;
• Improvement of private capital market education for pension fiduciaries;
• Establishment of government-private sector partnerships for leveraging, cost-sharing or otherwise advancing any of the above initiatives.

Further clarification of these and other examples is found under Of Pools and Pooling, What's A Gatekeeper? and What's an ETI?.