Graham Bippart
The two, both on the board of the Fund Finance Association, have been consulting on the carve-out, purchase and rebranding of TIAA Bank.
Creator of the survey says the novel practice of back-levering deals with NAV has already spread to even the lower mid-market.
The number of new competitors in the market is growing – a good sign for a supply-constrained market.
The issuance of a collateralized fund obligation would be a breakthrough for struggling GPs and institutional investors alike.
The market is seeing an acceleration in evolution since other sources of capital have dried up or become more expensive
The bank’s fall also highlights and potentially exacerbates a large and growing supply gap in subscription credit lines.
Insurance companies are stepping in to fill a supply gap in fund finance, and one of the insurance worlds’ first movers in the market is looking to expand its fingerprint.
MUFG Investor Services has snagged a well-known fund financier to head up its APAC fund finance outfit.
Insights, service provider recommendations and titbits of wisdom from an affiliate title’s event in London last week.
Banks hitting concentration limits and syndicating deals, insurance companies coming in as both buyers and lenders, and even rising interest rates all point to a bigger slice of market for non-banks.
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