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Founded in 2011, Eaglewood Capital Management was an SEC-registered investment advisor that pioneered investment strategies in the marketplace lending (P2P) sector. The firm managed private funds and a publicly-traded fund (ECC) that invested in whole loans and other credit assets originated through platforms like LendingClub and Prosper. In late 2017, the UK-based hedge fund Marshall Wace LLP acquired Eaglewood, integrating its team and expertise to expand Marshall Wace's own alternative credit business. As a result, Eaglewood ceased to exist as a standalone brand and operational entity.

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