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The webinar addressed the recent development from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) permitting certain business development companies (BDCs) and closed-end investment companies to engage in co-investment transactions under a new, simplified exemptive relief framework.

During the session, “New SEC Co-Investment Relief Framework: Increased Flexibility for Business Development Companies and Closed-End Funds,” Nicole and her co-panelists examined how the new co-investment relief differs from the prior framework, how the new framework provides greater flexibility to managers of BDCs and closed-end investment companies, and key considerations for those wanting to take advantage of the new framework