A much-anticipated private credit exchange-traded fund from Wall Street giants State Street Corp. and Apollo Global ...
A much-anticipated private credit exchange-traded fund from Wall Street giants State Street Corp. and Apollo Global ...
The Securities and Exchange Commission has raised liquidity and naming issues with State Street Corp. over its new private ...
EFT PRIV by State Street & Apollo offers steady returns & income, allocating 80% to investment-grade debt & 20% to high-yield bonds. SEC raises concerns.
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But in a letter to State Street after the fund launched, SEC associate director Brent J. Fields expresses concern about the ...
The letter came after the ETF officially launched on Feb. 27, debuting on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker “PRIV.
Apollo reported more than $220 billion of origination in 20241 supported by its credit business and broader origination ecosystem spanning 16 standalone platforms. Apollo estimates the potential ...
State Street Global Advisors and Apollo Global Management have launched a private credit ETF, paving the way for the launch of more so-called ‘40 Act funds investing beyond the 15 per cent cap on ...
“We have concerns regarding the Fund’s liquidity risk management program,” SEC said in a filing. To contact the reporter on this story: Tim Smith in Sydney at [email protected] ...
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