2022 Interval Fund Spring Manager Spotlight

AICA is hosting a timely event focused on four fund groups with favorable tax considerations for investors that prioritize after-tax income. The event will feature a variety of high-quality speakers across two days of presentations.The panels will discuss a variety of highly-relevant topics for investors given current uncertainty regarding changes in taxation, the interest rate environment, credit quality, and the general macro situation. The concept of return of capital (RoC) will be explored in-depth, including how it can potentially benefit income investors, particularly in relation to covered call and energy funds. There will also be an introductory presentation by John Cole Scott, CIO of Closed-End Fund Advisors and the founder of AICA, that will outline his approach to building high after-tax income portfolios for investors and advisors.

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Interval Funds, a non-listed type of closed-end fund, have experienced tremendous growth in recent years. There are now 75 Interval funds managing about $60 billion, up from 27 such funds less than 5 years ago.
The event will enable investors and their advisors to better understand the structure and how some of the top funds are using it to deliver solid results for investors.
4.5 CFP CE Credits.

Day One: April 26th

Day two: April 27th

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Start:
26th April 2022 1:00 pm
End:
27th April 2022 5:00 pm
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