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Every Features story in Interval Funds, newest first. 66 stories
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Blackstone Private Credit Fund posts $1.4B Q3 outflows
Repurchase requests equaled 10% of NAV against a 5% quarterly cap; the fund filled roughly half.
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AssetMark adds two private equity interval funds, lifting shelf to six
The platform's interval-fund menu now spans private credit, real estate, infrastructure and private equity.
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Ares Strategic Income Fund’s leverage rises to 1.24x after $515M repurchase payout
The $9.9 billion nontraded BDC filled 38.2% of repurchase requests after investors tendered 13.1% of shares against a 5% quarterly cap.
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Legal & General, NTR and Griffis file $592 million in hard-asset registrations
Blackstone also filed an energy transition vehicle, while the week's remaining registrations carried zero or near-zero size.
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Ares industrial REIT raised $408 million of $692 million collected by Ares, Invesco REITs
The three nontraded vehicles paid every third-quarter repurchase request in full, while Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust prorated for a tenth month.
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Ares and Invesco REITs pay every third-quarter repurchase request in full
The three vehicles paid about $117 million against $692 million raised, while Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust prorated for a tenth month.
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Credit interval fund redemptions absorbed 79% of Q3 sales, Stanger says
Interval fund assets rose 3.9% to $142.0 billion; tender offer funds grew 9.7% to $136.6 billion.
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Cantor Income Trust prorates redemptions for 10th month; Cliffwater caps Q3 at 5%
Cantor filled 27% of September repurchase requests; Cliffwater capped third-quarter redemptions at 5% while requests reached 16%.
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Crescent Private Credit Income CFO resigns; parent CFO Gerhard Lombard steps in
The departure is the second officer exit at the $590.5 million nontraded BDC since August, according to a filing.
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Destra Multi-Alternative Fund authorizes below-NAV buyback, raises monthly distribution
The NYSE-listed former interval fund may repurchase shares below net asset value, using Clear Street as executing broker after a 30-day cooling-off period.
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Nontraded BDC redemption requests stay near twice cap; CAZ and Adams launch funds
Fitch reports third-quarter redemption requests at 9.8% of shares across 13 of 15 perpetual nontraded BDCs.
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- New funds
Tokio Marine and GFH Bank named in week's two largest private-market fund filings
A $2 billion Oct. 12 filing and a $1 billion Oct. 13 filing account for roughly 95% of the $3.17 billion in stated size across four registrations.
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Sun Life Private Wealth adds three executives in Singapore and Bermuda
The Oct. 13 changes included Alvin Soh in Singapore and Georgina Howes moving from Transamerica Life (Bermuda) Ltd to the Bermuda unit.
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BC Partners Lending Corp. closes ACIF merger, ends repurchases
The combined private credit vehicle reported net asset value above $223 million; about 84.6% of ACIF voting shareholders approved the deal on Sept. 10.
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BC Partners Lending Corp. closes all-stock ACIF merger, ending repurchases
The combined private credit vehicle reported net asset value above $223 million; about 84.6% of ACIF's voting shareholders supported the deal on Sept. 10.
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DTCC takes undisclosed stake in iCapital and plans AIP integration
The firms plan to connect transaction processing, data exchange, access, administration and reporting for private-market products sold through the wealth channel.
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Deloitte: Only 4% of Fund Groups Update Unobservable Inputs Daily
Cox Capital and VineBrook Homes Trust tender offers price exits at 20% and 37% below NAV.
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Cox Capital bids $10 million for Blue Owl Credit Income shares at 20% below NAV
Cox offers $7.31 per Class I share against reported August 31 NAV of $9.14; the tender expires November 25 unless extended or terminated earlier.
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VineBrook Homes Trust expects $30 million buyback at 37% NAV discount
The tender would buy 909,090 Class A shares at $33, filling one in three after 2.75 million were tendered.
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Dubai's ASB Capital announces private-market fund pairings with StepStone, Principal
The StepStone vehicle's repurchase terms are not disclosed, and the coverage does not say what strategies the funds will run.
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Dubai's ASB Capital announces first private-market fund pairings with StepStone, Principal
The StepStone vehicle's repurchase terms are not disclosed.
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KKR drops early repurchase charge as Highlands expands tender offer
Stanger's third-quarter tally shows nontraded NAV BDCs left $8.2 billion of redemption requests unfilled.
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Blackstone Private Credit Fund board urges rejection of 12.5% discount tender
The filing compares the unsolicited Class I share bid with the fund's NAV, its repurchase program and recent performance.
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Cetera and LPL add teams from Commonwealth and Cambridge on the same day
A $185 million Commonwealth group and a three-advisor Cambridge team change platforms, while Cetera shifts a retirement practice to Planning Partners.
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Harrison Street and LODAS open second interval fund auction
The $2 billion Harrison Street Real Assets Fund sale follows a first auction, in the Real Estate Fund, that filled 91% of shares offered with no clearing discount disclosed.
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Ares closes $4.2 billion structured solutions fund; Strategic Income Fund reports 11.6% repurchase requests
SEC proposed looser repurchase rules and a 20% performance fee; Columbia and Bahnsen filed interval funds.
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Columbia and Bahnsen file interval funds that source private assets two ways
The two filings landed days after the SEC voted to propose looser repurchase rules and a 20% performance-based fee for advisers.
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SEC proposes looser interval-fund repurchase rules as Ares caps third-quarter redemptions
Ares Strategic Income Fund's third-quarter summary reports investor requests equal to 11.6% of the fund and omits the payout split and new portfolio-quality figures.
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Apollo interval fund names no successor as Spencer Propper resigns
Spencer Propper leaves the portfolio manager role Sept. 30 and remains an Apollo partner through March 2027.
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Frost and LPL recruit UBS and Raymond James advisor teams
A three-advisor Fowler team moved from Raymond James to LPL, and the Tavarez, Barnett & Steen team left UBS for Frost Brokerage Services, while a second UBS advisor followed to Frost Investment Services.
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Sterling doubles the OP unit lockup, leaving retail's one-year minimum in place
The nontraded REIT's acquisition currency now takes twice as long to redeem, while the retail share class keeps its one-year clock.
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The redemption queue is now a liability no buyer will underwrite
StratCap's sale review ends without a buyer, leaving the standalone sponsor to hold the liquidity risk the process put in play.
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Cox Capital prices the semi-liquid exit
A $40 million tender at 12.5% and 17.5% off NAV gives advisors the first benchmark for what the repurchase cap costs.
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Blackstone takes its wrapper offshore while peers ration exits
The undisclosed repurchase terms will decide whether semi-liquid liquidity becomes a product feature or a jurisdictional workaround.
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CAIS builds the gate that decides semi-liquid flows
A seven-member shelf council and a 55% platform asset jump show that distribution placement now sets the pace for semi-liquid capital formation.
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Debt, not the queue, separates perpetual from terminal
Blue Owl and Apollo treat the 5% cap as permanent; KKR and RREEF show the alternative is support draws and liquidation.
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- New funds
Zero-size filings are the shelf, and credit isn't on it
The week's only priced placement raised $6.5 million into a hedge fund; the transition capital with real numbers moved through vehicles the wealth channel does not buy.
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Invesco bought its raise jump with sponsor economics
Wealth-channel real estate inflows are rising, but the currency is fee cuts, bonus shares and discounted tenders, not investment performance.
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The semi-liquid exit promise splits by wrapper
North Haven prorates a third straight tender while Priority Income cuts its repurchase cap to 2.5% of a NAV down 71%. The legal wrapper decides which exit breaks first.
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The tender offer becomes a dial sponsors turn
Two repurchase rewrites in a week, plus new vehicles built to skip the window entirely, leave advisors pricing the exit as sponsor discretion rather than a printed 5%.