Governance policy

Conflicts of Interest Policy


The framework for identifying, disclosing, and mitigating conflicts of interest across the firm’s funds and activities.

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Policy OwnerChief Compliance Officer
Approving BodyBoard of Managers
Effective DateJanuary 1, 2026
Last ReviewedJanuary 1, 2026
Next ReviewJanuary 1, 2027
Version1.0

1. Purpose

This policy establishes how the firm identifies, evaluates, discloses, and mitigates actual and potential conflicts of interest in a manner consistent with its fiduciary duties.

2. Scope

The policy applies to all funds, personnel, and affiliates, and to all activities that could give rise to a conflict, including allocation of investment opportunities, expense allocation, co-investments, and related-party transactions.

3. Allocation of Opportunities

Investment opportunities are allocated among the funds according to documented allocation criteria based on each fund’s mandate, available capital, and strategy, applied fairly and without preferential treatment.

4. Expense Allocation

Fund and firm expenses are allocated in accordance with the governing documents and a documented expense-allocation methodology, subject to review by the Chief Compliance Officer and the Limited Partner Advisory Committee.

5. Co-Investments

Co-investment opportunities are offered on a basis that is fair to the funds, with allocation decisions documented and, where required, presented to the Limited Partner Advisory Committee.

6. Related-Party Transactions

Transactions involving the firm, its affiliates, or personnel are subject to review and, where required by the governing documents, approval by the Limited Partner Advisory Committee.

7. Service Providers

The firm selects service providers on the basis of qualifications and value. Any affiliation with a service provider is disclosed and managed under this policy.

8. Disclosure & LPAC Oversight

Material conflicts are disclosed to affected investors and, where applicable, to the independent Limited Partner Advisory Committee, which provides oversight and, where required, consent.

9. Recordkeeping

Identified conflicts and their resolution are documented and retained consistent with the firm’s recordkeeping policy.

Notice

This document is a summary of the firm’s internal policy as adopted by the approving body identified above. The complete policy as adopted governs in any case of conflict between this summary and the underlying policy document. Limited partners and other authorized parties may request the full policy from the policy owner. This document does not create contractual rights, employment rights, or third-party beneficiary rights, and may be amended at any time by action of the approving body.

Questions about this policy should be directed to [email protected]. Confidential or anonymous reports may also be made through the channels described in the Whistleblower Policy.

Questions about firm governance

Limited partners, regulators, and counterparties with questions about firm governance, policies, or compliance should contact [email protected].