The combined private credit vehicle reported net asset value above $223 million after about 84.6% of ACIF voting shareholders approved the deal on Sept. 10.
BC Partners Lending Corp. closed its all-stock merger with ACIF, according to our records.
The combined private credit vehicle reported net asset value above $223 million, our tracking shows.
About 84.6% of ACIF's voting shareholders supported the deal on Sept. 10, our tracking shows.
The closing ends repurchases, removing a liquidity feature from the combined structure.
Reported by The Wrap desk from Interval Fund Daily tracking. Published . Updated Oct 28, 2026 · 2:57 p.m. ET. Corrections
The combined private credit vehicle reported net asset value above $223 million and about 84.6% of ACIF's voting shareholders supported the merger on Sept. 10.
Examiners will review disclosures and whether recommendations matched client objectives; Reg S-P readiness is also on the list.
Distributing-fund investors would pay at least 25 basis points less for three years if the umbrella restructuring is approved.
The private REIT paid $22.75 a share with no overflow used, while Ares Strategic Income Fund filled 38.2% of third-quarter requests.
Distributing-fund investors would pay at least 25 basis points less for three years if the umbrella restructuring is approved.
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