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Palmer Square Capital BDC says Chief Compliance Officer Ben Wiesenfeld files initial beneficial ownership statement

Palmer Square Capital BDC says Chief Compliance Officer Ben Wiesenfeld files initial beneficial ownership statement

ReutersReuters2026/08/10 21:31
  • Palmer Square Capital BDC named Chief Compliance Officer Ben Wiesenfeld as a reporting insider, disclosing direct ownership of 1,854 common shares.


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