Sponsored: Altidar Adds BDC, Credit Interval Fund Indexes

Altidar, an independent investment data and research platform covering more than 70 non‑traded investment funds, has begun publishing two non-traded investment fund indexes: one tracking the performance of non-traded business development companies, or BDCs, and the other tracking the performance of credit-focused interval funds. Each index is a benchmark focused on capturing the performance dynamics of the applicable fund sector. Designed to offer investors and industry professionals a robust, data-driven snapshot, the indexes will generally track the 20 largest funds in the sector, weighted by their net assets. With quarterly calculations and an annual rebalancing feature, the SKRADD Indexes aim to serve as invaluable resources for those seeking insights into these evolving market segments.

For complimentary access to the SKRADD Indexes, please visit their respective pages on the Altidar website: Non-Traded BDC Index and Credit Interval Fund Index.

Altidar also offers a research platform that provides comprehensive independent research covering a range of alternative investment offerings designed to help advisors and others explore alternative investment opportunities that are structured for the private wealth channel. These include non-traded REITs, non-traded BDCs, interval funds, and tender offer funds, which offer exposure to private asset strategies like real estate, private credit, private equity, and infrastructure. To access this platform, go to Altidar.com, click on “Sign Up Free” to register.

Altidar is owned by SK Research and Due Diligence LLC, an independent research firm affiliated with Snyder Kearney, LLC.

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