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ARTICLE · 16 AUGUST 2022

Rated Note Feeders And The Cayman Islands

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The ongoing convergence of the private equity and insurance sectors has recently led private equity managers to innovate in their investment structures offered to investors – and in particular to insurers.

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The ongoing convergence of the private equity and insurance sectors has recently led private equity managers to innovate in their investment structures offered to investors – and in particular to insurers. From a Cayman Islands perspective one of the most notable trends in this regard has been the emergence of 'rated note feeders' being established as Cayman Islands limited liability companies (LLCs) or exempted limited partnerships (ELPs). These rated note feeders bridge the accessibility gap between insurers and private equity funds and offer insurance companies an opportunity to diversify their investment portfolios with the stellar returns that private equity brings, while smoothing certain regulatory considerations that have in the past been a factor in considering such investments.

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