Morgan Stanley adds interval and tender-offer funds to UMA
The $3 trillion advisory platform now carries semi-liquid funds on its managed-account menu, giving sponsors another distribution channel.
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The $3 trillion advisory platform now carries semi-liquid funds on its managed-account menu, giving sponsors another distribution channel.
First-half flows give interval funds a benchmark for a rotation that cut credit's intake 40%.
The fund sold self-storage, its most liquid property type, to build data centers that won't pay off for years.
Sponsors are adding 3(c)(7) funds and operating companies to the semi-liquid market, trading liquidity for higher-return potential.
Daily marks would change how advisers read private credit, without changing the redemption queue that defines the wrapper.
The nontraded BDC locks in a 2038 maturity at SOFR plus 1.58% while expanding its Scotiabank revolver.
The $100 million hedge fund program moves to XA Investments and onto a daily-NAV interval structure, bringing the semi-liquid model to an institutional strategy.
The 2026 iCapital survey of 870 advisers finds allocation plans climbing as economic optimism falls. The bottleneck has moved from product access to operational delivery.
A proposed SEC rule could trim the state-by-state filing burden for nontraded REITs and BDCs, giving sponsors faster launches and lower legal bills.
A daily NAV on assets that don't trade is the next adviser-access test for the semi-liquid wrapper.
Private credit fund investors face capped quarterly redemptions on one side and steep secondary-market discounts on the other.
The deal pairs Apollo's capital with Starwood's portfolio to ease liquidity without ceding control.
A $137 million industrial purchase in Whitestown, Ind., pushes the daily-NAV nontraded REIT's industrial holdings to the top of its portfolio.
As Cerulli projects a $2 trillion rise in advisor private-capital books, debut interval and tender-offer products from T. Rowe-Goldman and PGIM-Partners Group hit a wrapper already under stress from BCRED's fourth straight NAV decline.
A demand forecast centered on interval funds, even as NAV declines test the pitch.
Draft N-2 filings from T. Rowe-Goldman, PGIM-Partners Group, and a crowd of credit shops widen the field as BCRED's repricing pressures the wrapper.
NAV fell for a fourth straight quarter even as distributions kept total return positive, and the redemption queue keeps growing.
BCRED's fourth straight quarterly decline tests the semi-liquid pitch. Apollo is betting $150 billion from private wealth that scale outruns the repricing.
The annual buyback returns a fraction of tendered shares as NAV and assets shrink ahead of a planned listing.
Apollo anticipates the global wealth channel could represent half of its annual third-party fundraising by 2029, with semi-liquid strategies central to the plan.
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