A restricted (non-retail) scheme differs from a retail scheme mainly because it:
Restricted schemes are offered only to a limited class (broadly accredited and institutional investors) who need less protection, so they follow lighter disclosure and more flexible investment rules and are not marketed to the public.
Assuming restricted means more regulated, or attaching listing/guarantees to the definition.
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