Key Takeaways
- • Audax Private Credit Business, LP is reported as a 10% owner of the Audax Private Credit Fund in a Form 4 insider filing covering transactions dated 11 November, per Investing.com.
- • The filing is a standard SEC Form 4 disclosure, which requires insiders and beneficial owners above 10% to report changes in holdings within two business days.
- • The primary source provides only the filing headline and publisher boilerplate, so the size, direction, and price of the transaction cannot be confirmed from the available text.
- • A companion Form 4 for Golub Capital Private Credit Fund, filed by CEO David Golub for 1 October, was reported by Investing.com on a similar basis.
Summary
Investing.com reported a Form 4 filing for the Audax Private Credit Fund listing Audax Private Credit Business, LP as a 10% owner, with the transaction date given as 11 November. Form 4 filings are required under U.S. securities rules when insiders or beneficial owners holding more than 10% of a registered class of equity securities buy, sell, or otherwise change their holdings, and they are generally due within two business days of the transaction.
The available source text is limited to the headline and publisher boilerplate, which includes risk disclosures and data-usage terms from Fusion Media. It does not include the transaction type, share or unit count, pricing, or any statement from the fund or its manager. Readers seeking the economic substance of the trade should consult the underlying SEC filing directly.
The publisher also linked a separate Form 4 covering David Golub, director, CEO and trustee of Golub Capital Private Credit Fund, for 1 October. That filing is a distinct event involving a different fund and reporting period and should not be read as related to the Audax disclosure.
The available source text is limited to the headline and publisher boilerplate, which includes risk disclosures and data-usage terms from Fusion Media. It does not include the transaction type, share or unit count, pricing, or any statement from the fund or its manager. Readers seeking the economic substance of the trade should consult the underlying SEC filing directly.
The publisher also linked a separate Form 4 covering David Golub, director, CEO and trustee of Golub Capital Private Credit Fund, for 1 October. That filing is a distinct event involving a different fund and reporting period and should not be read as related to the Audax disclosure.
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