Fund Warehousing in Private Equity: What LPs Need to Know
Fund warehousing is the practice where a GP, or an entity the GP controls, acquires a portfolio company before the fund has raised enough committed capital. The GP uses personal capital, a bank credit
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.
Temasek's Azalea Raises $1 Billion Across Three PE Structures: What Each Means for LPs
TL;DR: Azalea Investment Management, the Temasek-backed platform that gives accredited investors a door into institutional private equity, announced on August 24, 2026 that it raised more than US$1 bi
Interval Funds Explained: Quarterly Redemption Windows, the 5% Cap, and What Advisors Won't Tell You
Interval funds are closed-end investment vehicles that allow redemptions only during quarterly windows, capped at 5% of net asset value per quarter under SEC Rule 23c-3. That structure works smoothly
GoldenTree's $2.75 Billion Oversubscribed Close Shows the Real Fault Line in Private Credit
TL;DR: GoldenTree Asset Management closed its second private credit fund oversubscribed at a $2.75 billion hard cap, with more than $800 million arriving through a rated feeder structure built for...