SEC Notice on Keystone Funds Co-Investment Application
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This notice would allow Keystone-linked investment funds to invest together in the same portfolio companies, including with affiliated investment entities, if the SEC grants the requested order. The change mainly matters for Keystone Private Income Fund, related Keystone funds, their managers, and investors in those vehicles. Interested parties can ask the SEC for a hearing by June 15, 2026, before the order is granted.
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Key Changes
- Would permit certain Keystone-linked funds to co-invest in portfolio companies
- Would cover co-investments with affiliated investment entities
- Allows interested parties to request an SEC hearing before the order is granted
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested persons who request a hearing must email the SEC Secretary at [email protected] and include File No. 812-15960 in the request.
Interested persons requesting a hearing must serve the Applicants with a copy of the hearing request by email, personal service, or mail, depending on the contact information listed for the relevant Applicant.
A hearing request must be accompanied by proof of service on the Applicants, either as an affidavit or, for lawyers, a certificate of service.