fund finance

CCM and Mission Driven Finance want to raise $100m to provide capital call credit lines to impact-focused and emerging fund managers.

In the niche world of sustainability-linked fund finance, EQT has secured a facility that suits an era where materiality and impact matter.

The $4.4bn subscription credit facility reflects a shift in the way sustainability is integrated into private markets investment processes.

The Chicago-based private markets impact investment firm is evaluating an open-end strategy for private credit that could bring in more high-net-worth individuals.

While we have seen sizeable facilities linked to ESG performance, it is rarer to see facilities with links to impact outcomes.

Given changing attitudes to ESG, we explore whether sustainable loan structures still have a future in the world of fund finance.

CCM is raising funds for a new joint venture called Bold Line to provide short-term loans to fund managers backed by capital commitments, says CIO Andy Kaufman.

Sustainability-linked loans may be a less frequent point of discussion, but they are still a part of the market.

Paris-based infrastructure manager contributes €125m to a €350m facility for the Australian investment firm to acquire a stake in the Italian renewable energy company.

US buyout firm expects to close on $5.42bn in commitments as it raises additional capital.