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A new era for co-investments?

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The SEC is signaling a more streamlined, flexible approach to co-investment rules.

The SEC just proposed major updates that could make life easier for BDCs, closed-end funds, and their advisers when it comes to co-investing.

Under the proposed relief granted to FS Credit Opportunities Corp, the SEC is signaling a more streamlined, flexible approach to co-investment rules. While still focused on investor

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