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interval

[in-ter-vuhl] / ˈɪn tər vəl /


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Pressure for redemptions in private-credit interval funds stands to generate attractive opportunities for secondary buyers who hope to acquire discounted assets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their biggest clients are pensions and insurance funds, but wealthy individuals have also flocked to the asset class in recent years, often through “semiliquid” funds that allow capped investments and withdrawals at specific intervals.

From The Wall Street Journal

It typically only allows one or two flights each hour to ensure air-traffic controllers aren’t distracted, and has shelters installed at regular intervals along the tarmac.

From The Wall Street Journal

"I knew I was playing well. I turned the game around after the interval and I was just thinking 'keep it going'," Lisowski told BBC Sport.

From BBC

A robot slurry scraper travels up and down the cowshed at regular intervals, pushing any manure through the slatted floor into the vast storage pit below.

From BBC