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They are well behind, but they aren't losing dealflow to other capital sources. We are in the process of raising two new funds through Walker & Dunlop Investment Partners and have significant institutional commitments for two separate accounts: one focused on first trust lending; and the other, preferred equity.
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Hosting the call today, we have Ed Pitoniak, chief executive officer; John Payne, president and chief operating officer; David Kieske, chief financial officer; Gabe Wasserman, chief accounting officer; and Moira McCloskey, senior vice president of capital markets. Gabriel Wasserman -- Chief Accounting Officer Yeah. years to maturity.
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