Notice of Joint Investment Relief Approval for Flat Rock Global
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This notice allows certain investment companies to co-invest with affiliated entities, promoting collaboration. It affects investment firms that wish to engage in joint ventures with affiliates, improving their investment opportunities. Firms should check whether they need to opt into this scheme to leverage potential benefits.
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Key Changes
- Allows co-investment with affiliated entities
- Impacts business development companies and closed-end funds
- Requires firms to opt-in to new investment opportunities
Obligations
What this law requires
Investment companies must ensure compliance with the conditions outlined in the order permitting co-investment in portfolio companies, as stipulated under sections 17(d) and 57(i) of the Investment Company Act.
Investment firms must determine if they need to opt into the co-investment scheme to leverage potential benefits.
Interested persons may request a hearing regarding the application by emailing the SEC's Secretary by 5:30 p.m. Eastern time on May 11, 2026.
Financial compliance teams must actively monitor joint transactions between affiliated entities and ensure these transactions comply with the standards defined by the SEC.
Interested persons wishing to contest the application must submit a hearing request to the SEC by the specified deadline, with proof of service to the Applicants.