The $1.2 billion flagship fund run by Regal Partners’ private credit subsidiary Merricks Capital has told investors it will have to delay redemptions because there is no “unallocated cash” to distribute to them.
Instead, the Merricks Capital Partners Fund has offered investors who want their money returned a new class of unit that means they can continue to receive dividends but aren’t forced to back any new loans.
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