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Parliament Private Credit fund files Form D for credit and distressed offering

The new vehicle lists an indefinite offering amount and no sales as of Nov. 12.

$0Amount sold to date, per Form D

At a glance

  1. The filing lists an indefinite total offering amount and names Parliament Capital Management, LLC as manager or sponsor.
  2. The filing shows $0 sold and says a first sale has yet to occur.
  3. For allocators screening credit and distressed hedge funds, the filing adds a new vehicle to the diligence list but supplies no size, fee, minimum or redemption term to compare with existing mandates.

Parliament Private Credit PR Fund, LLC filed a Form D with the SEC on Nov. 12 for a credit and distressed hedge fund offering.

The filing lists an indefinite total offering amount and names Parliament Capital Management, LLC as manager or sponsor.

The filing shows $0 sold and says a first sale has yet to occur. It records the fund type as hedge fund and the industry group as pooled investment fund.

For allocators screening credit and distressed hedge funds, the filing adds a new vehicle to the diligence list but supplies no size, fee, minimum or redemption term to compare with existing mandates. With no sales yet, the filing gives no demand signal.

Reported by the Raises & Launches desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Corrections

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