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Published Date: 11/26/2025
Notice
Summary
Wilshire Private Assets Fund and Wilshire Advisors want permission to offer different types of shares and charge fees for early withdrawals and services. This affects investors in their closed-end funds by potentially changing how fees work and when they can pull out money. If no one asks for a hearing by December 16, 2025, the SEC will likely approve these changes.
Analyzed Economic Effects
3 provisions identified: 0 benefits, 2 costs, 1 mixed.
Early Withdrawal Charges May Be Imposed
Wilshire Private Assets Fund asked the SEC for permission to impose early withdrawal charges on its closed-end fund shares. If the SEC grants the order (absent a hearing requested by December 16, 2025), investors could face fees when they withdraw money early from the fund.
Asset-Based Distribution / Service Fees Possible
The fund also seeks permission to charge asset-based distribution and/or service fees on its closed-end fund shares. If the SEC issues the order without a hearing (hearing requests due December 16, 2025), investors may pay ongoing fees based on assets held in the fund.
Fund May Create Multiple Share Classes
If you own or plan to buy shares of Wilshire Private Assets Fund, the fund is asking permission to issue multiple classes of shares. The application was filed June 20, 2025 and amended September 30, 2025; if no hearing is requested by December 16, 2025, the SEC will likely issue the order allowing this change.
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