Closed-End Fund Report: Stocks and Equity Investments
December 2024 PDF (50 pages)
Bruce A. Johnson, James R. Park
Partnership Profiles, Inc.
If you are valuing privately held entities that hold stocks and equity-oriented securities, your best resource is now available from BVR. The 2024 Closed-End Fund Report – Stocks and Equity Investments report, written by experts Bruce A. Johnson, ASA and James R. Park, ASA provides historical and current closed-end fund data in one convenient publication, saving you the hassle–and expense–of searching through other data sources.
Use the report to compare privately-held family limited partnerships that hold common stock, preferred stock, mutual funds, REITs or other corporate equity investments. This comprehensive 50-page resource includes:
- Five years of select financial data for each fund
- Expanded fund descriptions including dividend policy arrangement
- Schedules reflecting the monthly price-to-NAV ratio from 2019-December 2024
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Put the report to work for you:
- Consult on the most accurate and widely-used data to quantify a discount for lack of control (DLOC) in family limited partnerships (FLPs) and LLCs in one go-to source
- Trust in timeliness - a new report is published each month with updated Price to NAV ratios, and summaries are updated annually at the end of April after each Closed-End Fund releases its 10-K Annual Report, so you know you are getting the most timely data
- Quickly and easily find historical and current data – without having to wade through old newspapers and magazines. Get Price to NAV by month, for 5 years, from closed-end funds holding stocks and the financial data and description based on the most recent 10-K
- Get all the data you need. The report includes:
- 40 closed-end funds that hold investments in publicly held stocks and REITs
- Information on 15 diversified funds, 8 nondiversified funds, 9 international equity funds, and
8 real estate funds - A few closed-end funds that also hold investments in privately-held stock and other illiquid securities are included in the nondiversified fund
- Take a tip from the Tax Court and the IRS – if you are valuing an FLP that owns marketable securities , both the Tax Court and the IRS stated that closed-end mutual funds are particularly persuasive
- Bolster the credibility of your FLP valuations with key data you can include directly in your report