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What to Know About Pro Rata Capital Call Requirements in Subscription Credit Facilities

Subscription credit facilities usually require the ability to make, receive, and enforce capital calls on a pro rata basis, whether directly or indirectly through a cascading pledge structure, on 100% of the pool of capital...more

Understanding LPA Default Remedies

A subscription credit facility is secured in part by the fund’s and its general partner’s (“GP”) right to call unfunded capital commitments from the fund’s investors, to receive capital contributions once funded and to...more

How California’s Climate Disclosure Law Impacts Lenders in Subscription Credit Facilities

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - As part of its Climate Accountability Package, California passed a law last year that creates disclosure requirements related to greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions for thousands of U.S. companies,...more

The Intersection of NAV and Margin Loans: Single Asset and Concentrated Asset Pools

Executive Summary - Over the last several years, a need has arisen in the fund finance market, which caters to private equity, venture capital, family offices, and other investment funds (“Funds”) and their sponsors, for...more

NAV Facilities: Appraisal and Valuation Challenge Rights

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - Net Asset Value ("NAV") credit facilities are lending arrangements underwritten on the borrower’s portfolio of investments, where the amount available for borrowing is based on the value of such...more

NAV Credit Facilities: The Spectrum of Collateral Structures

Executive Summary - Net Asset Value (“NAV”) credit facilities are a tool that borrowers may use to access financing based on the value of their underlying investment portfolio. The users of these facilities are generally...more

Subscription Credit Facilities: Understanding Shared Blockers

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - Private equity structures often use “blockers” to achieve certain tax benefits. In this Legal Update, we explain what blockers are, how they may be used in a subscription credit facility, and what...more

Subscription Finance: Fraud as an Exclusion Event

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - In the evolving landscape of the subscription credit facility market, the introduction of fraud allegations by an investor against a fund as a new exclusion event marks a pivotal shift....more

Implications of an Early Extension of a 364-day Credit Facility

Because banks receive favorable capital treatment when a credit facility’s tenor is shorter than one year, lenders increasingly offer financing with 364-day tenors and uncommitted extension option terms of up to 364 days. In...more

HNW Feeder Funds: Considerations in Connection with a Subscription Credit Facility

High net worth feeder funds (“HNW Feeder Funds”) have emerged as a strategic resource for private equity funds seeking additional sources of capital. The HNW Feeder Fund structure often involves a partnership between private...more

Subscription Credit Facilities: Considerations for Addressing Recallable Capital

Recallable capital has become an increasingly common concept in subscription credit facilities. In this Legal Update, we explain the concept of recallable capital and its role in subscription credit facilities, as well as...more

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