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Capital Call/Drawdown

Julien Fissette
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Capital Call/Drawdown

A capital call, or drawdown, is a notice from an investment firm to its investors, requiring them to transfer a portion of the pledged capital to the firm. This capital is used to fund investments and cover operational expenses.

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