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GPs turn to NAV loans amid tough fundraising market

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By Selin Bucak Verified
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News, Top 3 17Capital, Arcmont, David Wilson, KBRA, Peter Hutton, Tom Speller Net asset value (NAV) financing continues to gain ground across the private equity (PE) industry, with adoption rising on both sides of the Atlantic and lenders reporting a broadening set of use cases beyond the sector’s early applications. According to Peter Hutton, head of NAV financing at Arcmont, roughly 40 per cent of mid-market PE managers in Europe have already executed a NAV loan.
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Bridgepoint rolls out evergreen vehicle for institutional investors

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News, Top 3 Andrew Konopelski, BNP Paribas Securities Services, Bridgepoint Bridgepoint has set up an evergreen direct lending fund in Luxembourg, according to regulatory filings, but unlike many other recent perpetual vehicles, this is not targeting individual investors. The group has set up Bridgepoint Direct Lending Evergreen as an extension of its European strategy, and despite the vehicle being evergreen, it is not semi-liquid, Alternative Credit Investor understands.
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The German infrastructure debt question

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News, Real Assets, Top 3 DC Advisory’s Global Infrastructure Group, Deutsche Glasfaser, Edmond de Rothschild, Jean-Francis Dusch, Phillip Hyman The German government’s push to pair private capital with a surge in public infrastructure spending has fuelled excitement of an investment boom, yet some investors are sceptical that it will lead to significant opportunity for private credit funds.
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