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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Fitch reported that third-quarter redemption requests across 13 of 15 perpetual nontraded BDCs averaged 9.8% of shares, down from 10.3%.
The 9.8% average remains nearly double the 5% quarterly cap, and a fund honoring the cap could satisfy roughly half the requested redemptions.
Two new semi-liquid vehicles launched this week: CAZ Investments' CAZ GP Stakes Growth Fund, an interval fund charging a 1.5% management fee, and Adams Street's venture and growth evergreen fund with $363.5 million anchor capital.
Fitch reported that third-quarter redemption requests across 13 of 15 perpetual nontraded BDCs averaged 9.8% of shares, down from 10.3%.
The 9.8% average remains nearly double the 5% quarterly cap, and a fund honoring the cap could satisfy roughly half the requested redemptions.
Two new semi-liquid vehicles launched this week: CAZ Investments' CAZ GP Stakes Growth Fund, an interval fund charging a 1.5% management fee, and Adams Street's venture and growth evergreen fund with $363.5 million anchor capital. Under normal circumstances, the CAZ fund invests at least 80% of net assets in minority stakes in private asset managers. The Adams Street 1940 Act-registered tender offer fund opens to qualified investors on Dec. 1 and will take monthly subscriptions.
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