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ARTICLE · 29 JANUARY 2021

Fund Finance 2021: Cayman Islands

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The subscription credit and fund finance markets have remained relatively robust over the course of 2020, though the COVID-19 pandemic has presented certain challenges for market participants.

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The subscription credit and fund finance markets have remained relatively robust over the course of 2020, though the COVID-19 pandemic has presented certain challenges for market participants. Growth in this area over the past few years was driven in part by expansion of the product into a broader range of fund types, increasing take-up by fund sponsors who had not traditionally used the product in their fund families, record levels of fundraising and an increasing number of net asset value (NAV) facility closings.

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While certain banks have continued to increase their book of business and new Lenders have emerged on the scene, others have taken a step back for the time being. Given that strong credit performance remains the norm in this market, the relatively low-risk profile of the product will continue to make it attractive for Lenders.

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