Perpetual vs. Closed-End Private Credit Funds: An LP's Practical Guide
Same GP, same loans, two completely different mechanics. Here is how closed-end capital calls and evergreen redemption gates actually work for private credit LPs, plus a fee-by-fee breakdown.
What Happens When an LP Can't Meet a Capital Call: The Remedies Ladder, Consequences, and What to Do Before You Miss
TL;DR: When you miss a capital call in a private equity fund, the general partner does not negotiate. It enforces. Your Limited Partnership Agreement (LPA) gives the GP a tiered toolkit: penalty inter
The Private Equity Fund Lifecycle: What Happens to Your Capital Across 10-12 Years
TL;DR A standard PE fund runs 10-12 years: capital calls cluster in years 1-5, cash distributions peak in years 6-10, and the J-curve means you carry negative or flat IRR for the first 2-3 years. DPI
Capital Calls: What Happens When Your Fund Manager Wants More Money (And You Don't Have It)
Capital Calls: What Happens When Your Fund Manager Wants More Money (And You Don't Have It) In 2022, 67% of large LPs cut new private equity commitments because they couldn't meet existing capital calls. Pension funds —...