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Key Takeaways
- Fund financing markets have shifted toward borrowers due to increased capital supply and softer demand following recent banking disruptions.
- Competition among lenders has led to lower pricing, improved terms, and greater flexibility for fund managers seeking financing.
- NAV lending is gaining traction as a strategic tool for extending investment timelines and supporting portfolio growth.
- Institutional investors entering the space have expanded available capital beyond traditional banking sources.
- Borrowers now benefit from more structured and competitive deal processes that resemble leveraged finance markets.

