Despite the rising requests, fund managers returned $5.9 billion in the second quarter, down from the $7.4 billion they agreed to pay out in the prior period, according to data from investment bank Robert A. Stanger. Individual investors have awakened to the fact that they can’t exit from the funds—called business-development companies—as quickly as they entered, prompting more of them to start withdrawing. Fund managers are battening down the hatches for a prolonged period of elevated withdrawals.
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