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FundFire Reports J.P. Morgan Readies for First Interval Fund

Nate DiCamillo writes on JP Morgan filing for its first interval fund on February 14, 2025. This is J.P. Morgan’s fourth closed-end fund with three tender offer funds previously launched. The J.P. Morgan Credit Markets fund will seek to provide income and capital appreciation through an actively managed portfolio of credit investments. The fund may invest in loans, bonds, other credit instruments, collateralized debt obligations, collateralized loan obligations, asset-backed securities, credit-linked notes or other structured finance securities.

J.P. Morgan anticipates an uptick in demand for private credit in the wealth management market, and gave the fund “no suitability restrictions, making it accessible to a broad range of investors” said Kimberly Flynn, President of XA Investments. “J.P. Morgan advisors actively use J.P. Morgan proprietary products, so presumably, they’re building this fund for that audience” Flynn added.

XA Investments research indicated that there were 84 private credit interval and tender offer funds as of 12/31/2024, accounting for $90.6 billion in total managed assets. In addition to the recently filed credit fund, J.P. Morgan could “potentially launch interval funds in other asset classes such as infrastructure and hedge funds,” said Flynn. Flynn also added that her “expectation is that this is the first of several new funds I would imagine they’re going to roll out because the thirst for product by advisors has really increased in the last 12 to 18 months.”

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