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Fund sponsors are increasingly considering two similar types of registered closed-end investment companies known as “interval funds” and “tender offer funds” as an attractive alternative to open-end mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (“ETFs”) and traditional closed-end funds. First published in 2019, Chapman’s updated white paper provides a summary of the interval fund and tender offer fund structures, including their basic legal framework, their investment restrictions, how they are distributed and how they facilitate redemptions. This resource also provides a comparison of interval funds and tender offer funds, both to each other and to other types of investment companies. Read the white paper: https://bit.ly/3MqQ1l2

Fund sponsors are increasingly considering two similar types of registered closed-end investment companies known as “interval funds” and “tender offer funds” as an attractive alternative to open-end mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (“ETFs”) and traditional closed-end funds. First published in 2019, Chapman’s updated white paper provides a summary of the interval fund and tender offer fund structures, including their basic legal framework, their investment restrictions, how they are distributed and how they facilitate redemptions. This resource also provides a comparison of interval funds and tender offer funds, both to each other and to other types of investment companies. Read the white paper: https://lnkd.in/gTBHyptd

Fund sponsors are increasingly considering two similar types of registered closed-end investment companies known as “interval funds” and “tender offer funds” as an attractive alternative to open-end mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (“ETFs”) and traditional closed-end funds. First published in 2019, Chapman’s updated white paper provides a summary of the interval fund and tender offer fund structures, including their basic legal framework, their investment restrictions, how they are distributed and how they facilitate redemptions. This resource also provides a comparison of interval funds and tender offer funds, both to each other and to other types of investment companies. Read the white paper: https://bit.ly/3MqQ1l2

Proud to support Association House of Chicago’s annual Back 2 School Fair! Chapman partner Jennifer Tedjeske serves on the Association House of Chicago board and Team Chapman provided over 70 backpacks filled with school supplies. This year, over 500 children and families attended the event which is designed to help prepare for the new school year.

Chapman proudly sponsors Big Golf 2024, an annual outing hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago in support of their mentorship program. Chapman partner Mark O'Meara will be in attendance. We look forward to a successful outing that highlights our commitment to fostering positive and impactful change for underserved communities in the Chicagoland area and beyond!

Chapman’s industry-leading asset securitization practice was featured in a recent issue of Asset-Backed Alert (ABA), highlighting our group’s growth and recent lateral hires. Read the article which is shared with permission from ABA: https://bit.ly/46RQmGI

Chapman is proud to sponsor the Healthcare Alternative Systems, Inc. (H.A.S.) 17th Annual Golf Fore Recovery outing. Partner Mark O'Meara will be out on the course with industry colleagues in support of this great cause!

Chapman is proud to sponsor the National MS Society of Charlotte's Great Gatsby Gala. We are united together in supporting families and empowering those living with multiple sclerosis. Connect with Chapman’s Eric Manor and Carson A. Ludwig at the gala!

Celebrating #SouthAsianHeritageMonth at Chapman, where senior counsel Seema Ganatra Patel hosted a conversation with Amrith Kaur Aakre, Chicago District Director at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) about her path to the EEOC and efforts to combat discrimination and improve workplace inclusivity and respectfulness. Thank you, Amrith, for sharing your inspiring personal story and shedding light on the vital work of the EEOC!

Chapman is proud to collaborate with our community partners in support of artists, creative professionals, and nonprofits in Chicago through the new “Art is Labor” initiative, launched by the Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP), and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE)! As part of this educational initiative, Chapman partners Paul Carman and Rebecca Wallenfelsz are sharing their insights and discussing the “Basics of Fiscal Sponsorship” in collaboration with Lawyers for the Creative Arts. Learn more and register to attend: https://bit.ly/3WM3SXN