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Subscription Legal Updates

Foundational Legal Updates

The Advantages of Credit Ratings for Subscription Credit Facilities

Enforceability of Capital Commitments in a Subscription Credit Facility

Sovereign Immunity Analysis in Subscription Credit Facilities

Subscription Facilities: Analyzing Overcall Limitations Linked to Fund Concentration Limits

Model LPA Provisions for Subscription Credit Facilities

Default Remedies under Subscription Credit Facilities: Guide to the Foreclosure Process

All Subscription Legal Updates
Subscription Credit Facilities: Continuation Funds

Subscription Credit Facilities: Continuation Funds

When using a subscription credit facility for a continuation fund, lenders and borrower funds should keep in mind certain best practices to ensure that the facility is structured appropriately. In...

Kiel A. Bowen, McKay S. Harline
The Advantages of Credit Ratings for Subscription Credit Facilities

The Advantages of Credit Ratings for Subscription Credit Facilities

More common in Europe, the prevalence of obtaining credit ratings for subscription credit facilities has increased in the United States. In this Legal Update, we explain the increasing use of...

Kiel A. Bowen, Angela M. Ulum, Alexander F. Kingsley
Subscription Finance: Alternative Currency Capital Commitments

Subscription Finance: Alternative Currency Capital Commitments

It has become increasingly common for private equity funds to accept capital commitments in multiple currencies within the same fund (or group of parallel funds), but having capital commitments denominated...

Kiel A. Bowen, William E. Leister
Credit Facilities: Waiver of Consequential Damages and the Interplay with Indemnification Provisions

Credit Facilities: Waiver of Consequential Damages and the Interplay with Indemnification Provisions

Credit facility documents typically include a waiver of consequential damages and an indemnification provision. While these provisions are typically part of the "boilerplate" language in the relevant documents, lenders must...

Kiel A. Bowen
Subscription Credit Facilities: Concentration Limits

Subscription Credit Facilities: Concentration Limits

In a subscription credit facility, the borrowing base is typically calculated by applying reductions, commonly referred to as concentration limits, to the uncalled capital commitment of each eligible investor (i.e....

Kiel A. Bowen, Michael D. Kwasigroch, Andi M. Wilt
Default Interest Considerations in Subscription Credit Facilities

Default Interest Considerations in Subscription Credit Facilities

Default interest provisions are often included in subscription credit facilities, and there are various ways parties can handle default interest in the loan documentation. In this Legal Update, we share...

Peter W. Raish, Mark C. Dempsey
Subscription Finance: Understanding Umbrella Facilities

Subscription Finance: Understanding Umbrella Facilities

In an effort to improve cost effectiveness and documentation efficiencies in the subscription finance market, participants have developed “umbrella facilities” to aggregate multiple fund borrowers under the same loan documentation....

Kiel A. Bowen, Francis D. Joyner, William E. Leister
Subscription Finance: Electronic Signatures

Subscription Finance: Electronic Signatures

Should subscription finance lenders give borrowing base credit for investors that signed their subscription agreements using electronic signatures? While there are some exceptions, the answer is generally yes. This Legal...

Cassandra Best, Kiel A. Bowen
Subscription Credit Facilities: Cross-Exclusion Events

Subscription Credit Facilities: Cross-Exclusion Events

The growth of the subscription credit facility market has resulted in many lenders holding significant exposure to the same investors across their entire portfolio.  Many lenders are required to track...

Kiel A. Bowen, Caitlin E. Woolford, Matthew J.D. Downer
Subscription Finance: Rated Note Feeder Funds and Debt Capital Commitments

Subscription Finance: Rated Note Feeder Funds and Debt Capital Commitments

Insurance company investors are increasingly looking to invest in private equity and similar private investment funds via debt capital commitments (as opposed to traditional equity capital commitments) to take advantage...

Kiel A. Bowen, Todd N. Bundrant, Mark C. Dempsey, Ann Richardson Knox