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ARTICLE · 18 SEPTEMBER 2020

Podcast: Credit Funds: Operating Side-by-Side Open- And Closed-End Private Fund Structures

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In this Ropes & Gray podcast, asset management partner Jason Kolman and counsel Jessica Marlin discuss the reasons for the increase in credit managers offering both open- ...

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In this Ropes & Gray podcast, asset management partner Jason Kolman and counsel Jessica Marlin discuss the reasons for the increase in credit managers offering both open- and closed-end funds on a side-by-side basis. Jason and Jessica also discuss the benefits and challenges of pursuing this strategy, including how to consider allocation of investment opportunities, address conflicts that may arise, and explain these products to investors.

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Jason Kolman: Hello, and thank you for joining us today on this Ropes & Gray podcast. I'm Jason Kolman, a partner in the asset management group, and I'm joined by Jessica Marlin, counsel in the asset management group. Today's podcast is part of a series focusing on issues related to private credit funds. With the popularity of hybrid funds and managers seeking maximum flexibility in the current market environment, we are increasingly seeing clients who are interested in branching out from their traditional

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