Investors who own about 70% of the fund’s shares asked for their money back in the latest redemption period that ended in March, according to a regulatory filing. The fund — which returns money through a tender offer — bought back roughly 7% of those shares.
Scaramucci, 60, declined to comment, but he previously said the fund lets him limit redemptions and that he’s “operating inside the ambit of the prospectus.”
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