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Former Fried Frank partner strengthens the firm’s growing fund finance and structured capital practice.
Innovative structures and increased supply mean managers have choice when it comes to fund finance.
Inside: Why fund finance is entering an era of growth and innovation; Do sustainable loan structures have a future in fund finance?; Expert comment from industry leaders; Plus, much more…
Evolving attitudes and appetites among GPs and LPs are reshaping the fund finance space, say DLA Piper’s Ryan Moreno and Mei Mei Wong.
Given changing attitudes to ESG, we explore whether sustainable loan structures still have a future in the world of fund finance.
While the supply of subscription facilities and NAV loans has grown, borrower appetite is also strong, as three noteworthy developments show.
Supply and demand dynamics in the fund finance space have been turned on their head in the two years since the regional banking crisis. It's giving GPs more choice than ever before.
Fund finance has evolved from an administrative convenience to a value-add tool, says Gianluca Lorenzon, head of fund finance advisory at Validus Risk Management.
As LPs seek greater oversight of GPs’ borrowing intentions, discussions about the potential use of NAV facilities are now taking place earlier in the relationship, often as part of initial LPA negotiations.
Technology could be the answer when it comes to managing the tangled web of fund finance relationships, says Jeremy Tsui, co-founder and CEO of Finley Technologies.