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The arrangements often offer reduced fees, let investors cherry pick among their favorite regions and industries, dictate leverage or even decide how long they want to be locked in for.
Arcmont Asset Management Limited announces the final closing of Direct Lending
Fund IV and associated vehicles (“DLF IV”) attracting a total investable capital of
€10 billion.
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