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How often do investors receive distributions?

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How often do investors receive distributions?

Distributions are typically paid to investors monthly, although interest distributions may also occur upfront, quarterly or at maturity. Distribution frequency will be stipulated in the Supplementary Information Memorandum provided with each opportunity.

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