We advise lenders of all kinds, asset managers, institutional investors and family offices on the full spectrum of fund finance and liquidity solutions, from straightforward subscription lines to the most bespoke and highly structured financings in the market. Our lawyers have been active in fund finance since its inception and have advised on many of the largest, most complex and pioneering transactions in the sector.

Our capital solutions advisory platform, something not offered by any other law firm in the fund finance space, provides our clients with a unique combination of commercial insight into market trends (including pricing) alongside the traditional legal service.  As well as conventional book-building, the team has extensive experience designing structured debt and equity liquidity products – including off-balance-sheet structures and structured note programs – built to expand liquidity and respond to regulatory change, an area where market participants increasingly look to specialist counsel for first-of-their-kind solutions.

We advise on the full product set, including:

• Subscription facilities
• NAV and asset-backed facilities across asset classes
• Liquidity facilities to evergreen funds
• Hybrid and umbrella facilities
• GP and management fee facilities
• Executive/co-invest/carry financings
• Continuation vehicle and secondaries facilities
• Family office and holdco financings
• Preferred equity and back-leverage structures
• Asset-based lending against private credit portfolios
• Warehouse facilities and structured liquidity solutions
• Rated note feeders and CFOs
• Distribution and other bespoke liquidity products

With a globally integrated team across the U.S., Europe, Asia and the Middle East, we handle complex cross-border matters with local market insight and a commercial understanding of how fund structures, financing needs and investor dynamics intersect. We work seamlessly with colleagues in private funds, structured finance, securitization, tax and regulatory to ensure each transaction reflects the full fund context – not just the credit terms.