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Clearlake Private Markets Fund files N-2/A amendment

The Oct. 23 filing lists Delaware incorporation and a March 31 fiscal year end; the entry carries no offering size, fee table or repurchase terms.

Clearlake Private Markets Fund filed a Form N-2/A registration amendment with the SEC on Oct. 23, 2026.

The filing records Delaware as the state of incorporation and a March 31 fiscal year end.

The EDGAR entry carries no offering amount, portfolio description, fee table or repurchase terms.

The material question for advisors sizing a private-markets sleeve is which N-2 structure Clearlake chooses—interval or tender-offer—because that sets client cash planning.

Reported by the Evergreen & Interval Funds desk from SEC EDGAR — N-2 filings (interval funds, BDCs). Published . Updated Oct 26, 2026 · 7:29 a.m. ET. Corrections

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