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...funds launch with a hundred to two hundred million in initial capital, and that helps with the invest up. It helps with the operating expenses, ultimately, your expense ratio. So there's a lot of benefits. And if you can be thoughtful about that init
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...have, like, a soft launch period. Some of them are trying to raise that initial capital, or some of them are just trying to get onboarded at different platforms to make it available. Because while there's a lot of talk about direct to consumer, most
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...it's actually pretty easy to get added at Schwab or Fidelity or some of these platforms. With interval funds, it's still very much a manual process. And so Schwab and Fidelity, there's demand indications that you have to meet.
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...funds and BDCs. So I think for advisors in those firms, that's a good thing, but it could be a slow process.
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