The firm is developing products for retirement and mass affluent investors as wealth AUM soars 41% YoY to $82 billion.
After an unsuccessful first attempt, Cox has come back to the table with an unsolicited bid valuing Class I shares at ~13% below their August 31 NAV.
The combined $25 million program prices ADS and ASIF shares at 14.6% and 13.4% discounts to August NAVs respectively, after both funds again capped repurchases.
Investor repurchase requests eased with net new withdrawal demand falling by approximately 60% QoQ.
The unsolicited bid priced shares at 85% of NAV, the smallest discount of the three Cox offers targeting BDCs managed by Ares, BlackRock, and Apollo.
The ~$30 million transaction will provide liquidity to shareholders in private debt funds managed by BlackRock, Apollo, and Ares at 15-30% discounts.
Mark Goldberg of Alternative Investments Market Intelligence analyzes why redemption queues across non-traded BDCs could take years to clear despite easing withdrawal demand.
According to EvergreenLink's Notice Board, Ares Strategic Income Fund limited withdrawals at 5% after requests rose to 14.4% of outstanding shares in Q2.
We examine the Q1 capital flows, investment activity, and performance of the secondaries-focused tender offer fund, leveraging EvergreenLink Data.
Ares Strategic Income Fund saw withdrawal requests top 11% in the quarter, as investors turn away from the asset class.
