For funds that are nearing the end of their investment period
and have limited or no remaining unfunded capital commitments, the
need to continue a subscription line facility for ongoing liquidity
may continue to exist for these end-of-life funds to support
follow-on investments, reoccurring fund operational expenses, and
costs associated with maintaining and liquidating their portfolio
investments. There are a number of financing options in the fund
finance market for these funds to consider, including net asset
value (NAV) and hybrid credit facilities, but, for many funds, the
convenience and familiarity of their existing subscription line
credit facility may continue to remain the most efficient and
expeditious way to extend their liquidity runway. In order to
prolong an existing subscription line facility to a fund after its
investment period, there are a number of important threshold
factors that a lender must consider, including the purpose for
which the general