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Why Are Unfunded Commitment Agreements “Senior Securities?”

By Perkins Coie on February 25, 2021
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By Stephen A. Keen and Andrew P. Cross

Subject to Steve’s caveat regarding the definition of an “unfunded commitment agreement,” we continue our exploration of Rule 18f-4 with a focus on the treatment of such commitments under paragraph (e) of the new rule. Like paragraph (d), (e) applies only to business development companies, closed-end funds and open-end funds other than money market funds (“Funds”). We begin with a conceptual question: how can a contract to lend money and a contract to repay borrowed money both be “senior securities” under Section 18?

Read the full blog post at The Asset Management ADVocate.

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    Perkins Coie LLP
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