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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2019

Podcast: Credit Funds: 1940 Act Interval Funds

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Agreed Dave – interval funds are definitely a vehicle worth exploring.

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In this podcast, Sarah Clinton and David Sullivan discuss interval funds registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940, an increasingly common vehicle for credit strategies. As interval funds have risen in popularity recently, with the number of interval funds and amount of AUM having essentially doubled in the past two years, credit fund managers may be considering using this alternative strategy for the first time. This podcast explains what interval funds are and outlines advantages and challenges to these funds to provide credit fund managers a quick view into why they may want to consider registered interval funds.

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Transcript:

Sarah Clinton: Hello, and thank you for joining us today for this Ropes & Gray podcast, the latest in a series of podcasts aimed at credit funds. I'm Sarah Clinton and joining me here is Dave Sullivan. We are both partners in the asset management group at Ropes & Gray. We are here today to discuss registered interval

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