Join Scott Aleali, Head of Private Equity Finance at Citizens Bank, and Jeff Maier, Senior Managing Director - Private Equity Finance at Citizens Bank, with special guest Mario Giannini, CEO of Hamilton Lane, for the comeback episode of Fund Fanatics!
On November 7th in New York City, Women in Fund Finance U.S. hosted a panel, together with Morgan Stanley and TriState Capital Bank, entitled “Who is Lending? Perspectives from Banks and Fund Sponsors in a Volatile Market”.
PNC Bank is looking to hire a Capital Markets Sr Associate within PNC’s Asset Backed Finance Organization. This position is primarily based in New York, New York. A description of the role, and additional details are available here.
As noted in Angie Batterson’s wonderful panel at our Finance Forum in Charlotte last month, the term NAV loan means different things to different people, and can encompass a diverse mix of structures and asset classes in the market. Borrowers under "NAV loans" can include private equity funds, secondaries funds, hedge funds, funds of funds, private credit funds, real estate funds or infrastructure funds, to name a few. Examples of asset classes we see underwritten in connection with NAV loans include equity and debt interests in private companies, private funds or exchange-listed companies, preferred shares, bonds, loans and real estate. Regardless of the type of NAV transaction and the type of assets being underwritten by the lender, one fundamental aspect of all NAV deals is the level of security provided to the lender in respect of the investment assets. This article highlights some of the key characteristics of secured loans and so-called “negative pledge” loans.