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Ignites Reports Raymond James Files for First Interval Fund

Mela Seyoum writes on Raymond James filing for its first interval fund on Monday, January 6th. The fund will invest at least 80% of its assets into private credit, focusing mostly on existing funds that have exposure to private credit and direct loans. It will likely be around six months before the fund launches due to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval process.

“Private credit has become an increasingly attractive options for interval funds due to its high yields” said Kimberly Flynn, CFA, President at XA Investments. She added, “in all, there are more than 75 private credit interval funds on the market, and those products had the highest net flows last year,” making them a strong choice for many fund sponsors.

After private credit had a strong year in 2024, there’s “not an expectation that things are going to slow down in 2025 both in terms of asset flows and in terms of new credit funds entering  the market” Flynn continued. Of the 48 interval funds that were filed in 2024, 32 of them were credit funds.

Raymond James’ fund will likely primarily be sold to Raymond James advisors, Flynn said, as the fund will only be available to accredited investors due to the fund’s investing in existing private funds. Flynn finishes remarking that “the market for alternatives is moving toward interval funds as registered funds as they are easier to handle from a tax perspective.”

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