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With proposed reforms, regulators nudge and coax private funds towards ‘tickerisation’.

This year has seen a trend of new aviation finance platforms; the newest entrant targets a portfolio of $2bn.

HLEND filled close to 44% redemption requests, prorated; BDEBT filled 100%, no proration.

Continuation vehicles backed by Pantheon will acquire a total of roughly $2bn of private credit investments.

Aston Martin, makers of James Bond’s iconic car, creates a JCrew-style trapdoor – BlackRock is both beneficiary and casualty.

The firm’s debut credit fund combines a senior secured risk profile with a PE-like value creation thesis, managing partner Ming Eng tells PEI Private Credit.

Houlihan Lokey’s paper offers the theory as Nvidia strikes deals with investment managers that illustrate the practice of AI infra buildout to the tune of $500bn.

Manager anticipates an exclusively PE-sponsored, mid-market portfolio of high-quality companies that need some extra support.

Examiners ask about funds by name in opening requests. Enforcement has picked up the scent, too, Private Funds CFO has learned.

The new vehicle will house over $500m of debt positions held by TCPC, with pricing coming in at 95% of gross fair value as of 31 December 2025.