Form APP NTC

Field NameData DefinitionData TypeOriginal/Engineered
investment_company_actThe official sequential release number the SEC assigns to any notice or order under the Investment Company Act.Text (String)Original
company_nameThe legal name(s) of the applicant(s) seeking exemptive relief.Text (String)Original
dateThe date the notice is published or the release is issued by the SEC.DateOriginal
agencyThe issuing federal agency — always “Securities and Exchange Commission.” Always named at the start of the notice.Text (String)Original
actionShort statement describing the type of document — here, “Notice of an application under section 6(c) of the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the “Act”)”Text (String)Original
application_summaryA short summary of what the applicants are requesting — e.g., the exemption sought and why.Text (String)Original
applicantsNames of all entities filing the application (may include funds, advisers, affiliates).Text (String)Original
filing_datesDates the application was initially filed and any amendments filed.Text (String)Original
hearing_notification_hearingDescribes the process by which the public may request a hearing, the deadline to request, the information required, and the SEC’s default action if no hearing is requested.Text (String)Original
addressesContact details for submitting hearing requests and service copies, including email or physical addresses for the SEC Secretary and the applicant’s counselText (String)Original
further_information_contactName, title, phone number, and division (typically Division of Investment Management) of the SEC staff attorney handling the application.Text (String)Original
supplementary_informatonA concluding paragraph that tells the reader how to find the full filed application, legal analysis, conditions, or other representations. It may also include procedural statements and sign-off language by SEC staff under delegated authority.Text (String)Original
Field Name Data Definition Data Type Original/Engineered
investment_company_act The official sequential release number the SEC assigns to any notice or order under the Investment Company Act. Text (String) Original
company_name The legal name(s) of the applicant(s) seeking exemptive relief. Text (String) Original
date The date the notice is published or the release is issued by the SEC. Date Original
agency The issuing federal agency — always “Securities and Exchange Commission.” Always named at the start of the notice. Text (String) Original
action Short statement describing the type of document — here, “Notice of an application under section 6(c) of the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the “Act”)” Text (String) Original
application_summary A short summary of what the applicants are requesting — e.g., the exemption sought and why. Text (String) Original
applicants Names of all entities filing the application (may include funds, advisers, affiliates). Text (String) Original
filing_dates Dates the application was initially filed and any amendments filed. Text (String) Original
hearing_notification_hearing Describes the process by which the public may request a hearing, the deadline to request, the information required, and the SEC’s default action if no hearing is requested. Text (String) Original
addresses Contact details for submitting hearing requests and service copies, including email or physical addresses for the SEC Secretary and the applicant’s counsel Text (String) Original
further_information_contact Name, title, phone number, and division (typically Division of Investment Management) of the SEC staff attorney handling the application. Text (String) Original
supplementary_informaton A concluding paragraph that tells the reader how to find the full filed application, legal analysis, conditions, or other representations. It may also include procedural statements and sign-off language by SEC staff under delegated authority. Text (String) Original

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