📈SEC Notice on Partners Group Lending Fund Exemption Application
The SEC issued a notice regarding an application from Partners Group Lending Fund, LLC and Partners Group (USA), Inc. seeking an exemption to allow closed-end investment companies to issue multiple classes of shares. The notice outlines the process for public hearing requests and provides key contact information for further inquiries.
Learn More🤝SEC Notice on Co-Investment Order Application for BDCs
The SEC has issued a notice regarding an application for an order that would allow certain business development companies and investment entities to engage in co-investment activities. This application seeks regulatory approval under the Investment Company Act to permit joint transactions that are typically prohibited, enhancing collaboration in portfolio investments among applicants.
Learn More🤝SEC Notice on Joint Transactions for Investment Companies
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a notice regarding TCW Steel City Perpetual Levered Fund LP and affiliated companies, requesting an order to permit joint transactions among business development companies and closed-end management investment companies. The notice outlines application details, potential hearings, and how interested parties can engage with the process.
Learn More📈SEC Notice on Joint Transactions for Business Development Companies
The SEC issued a notice regarding an application from Banner Ridge DSCO Private Markets Fund and associates, seeking authorization to allow certain business development companies to co-invest in portfolio companies. This decision could facilitate more collaborative investment strategies and broaden funding opportunities within the private markets.
Learn More💼SEC Notice on Crestline Lending Solutions' Co-Investing Request
The SEC has issued a notice regarding Crestline Lending Solutions, LLC's application for an order to allow certain business development companies and closed-end management investment companies to co-invest in portfolio companies. The application addresses joint transactions that are typically prohibited, providing a collaborative investment opportunity for the applicants and affiliated entities.
Learn More💼SEC Notice for Joint Transactions by Investment Companies
The SEC issued a notice regarding an application from Russell Investments entities seeking permission for certain joint transactions between investment companies. This involves co-investment opportunities aimed at enhancing collaborative investment strategies, subject to the terms of the Investment Company Act of 1940. Interested parties can request a hearing by a specified deadline.
Learn More📊SEC Notice on Joint Transactions for Investment Companies
The SEC issued a notice regarding the Gladstone Alternative Income Fund's application for an order to allow certain BDCs and investment companies to co-invest in portfolio companies. This application seeks to change existing prohibitions under the Investment Company Act, providing new avenues for collaboration among investment entities.
Learn More💼SEC Notice on Joint Transactions for Business Development Companies
The SEC issued a notice regarding an application from Constitution Capital Access Fund, LLC and others for permission to allow joint transactions among business development companies and affiliated entities. The request seeks to enable collaborative co-investment strategies that may be beneficial for portfolio management and investment diversification.
Learn More📈SEC Notice on Co-Investment Application by Aksia LLC
The SEC issued a notice regarding an application for an order enabling certain business development companies and management investment companies to co-invest in portfolio companies. The application aims to permit joint transactions that are otherwise prohibited by the Investment Company Act, impacting investment strategies and regulatory compliance for the involved entities.
Learn More📈SEC Notice on Joint Transactions for Business Development Companies
The SEC issues a notice regarding an application for an order under the Investment Company Act to allow certain business development companies to co-invest in portfolio companies with affiliated entities. This could alter co-investment strategies and regulatory dynamics within the investment management sector.
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