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01 Jun 2022
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Wildgen - The Fund Finance Magazine
Luxembourg is one of the main centres for fund finance transactions and a unique place to observe global trends in this sector. Being one of the most committed law firms to this area in Luxembourg, Wildgen, through its expert Michael Mbayi, decided to release an industry-focused magazine where global and local trends are covered.
Learn MoreFund Finance Association Spotlight – Interview with the FFA’s Europe Chair Emma Russell
With 6th Annual European Fund Finance Symposium just around the corner on June 28, we caught up with the FFA’s Chair of Europe, Emma Russell, for a chat about her involvement in the Association, it’s growth in Europe, and a glimpse ahead at the conference.
Learn More20 May 2022
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Wildgen Fund Finance Security Guide
Wildgen has just released their Fund Finance Security Guide which includes all the main jurisdictions involved in Fund Finance transactions. Lawyers from Arthur Cox, Cadwalader, Carey Olsen, Fried Frank, Mayer Brown, Mourant and Stephenson Harwood contributed to the guide.
Learn MoreBrickfield’s 2022 Q1 report
Brickfield has now released its 2022 Q1 report on the current state of the fund finance recruitment and talent search market.
Learn More08 Feb 2022
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Emma Russell , Emily Fuller , Katie Fleming , Sarah Lobbardi , Slade Spalding
Innovation in Fund Finance 2022
The fund finance market has grown rapidly in recent years with more and more funds looking to generate higher returns for their investors using subscription line financing and other types of fund finance products. This, coupled with demand competing with supply, means 2022 is likely to be a year of further growth and strategic innovation.
Learn More08 Feb 2022
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Ogier: CAYLUX - Fund Finance The Investor Notice
The security package for a subscription facility will typically include security over the uncalled capital commitments of a fund’s investors, including: (i) the right to make capital calls on investors in respect of their uncalled capital commitments, together with rights to enforce payment of them; and (ii) the right to receive the proceeds of such capital calls. It will generally also include security over the bank account into which investors are required to deposit their capital contributions.
Learn MoreFund financing vs portfolio company financing
With every offering having unique strategic advantages, fund sponsors should consider all the options available to them, writes Anastasia Kaup, a partner at Fund Finance Partners.
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