Our recent webinar with AIMA and Seward & Kissel explores how private credit managers are adapting evergreen strategies to meet investor demand without compromising on rigour or performance.
What the webinar covers
In this 60-minute session, industry leaders unpack the legal, operational, and fund design choices driving the growing adoption of evergreen private credit structures. The discussion includes real examples, investor considerations, and structural innovations being used today.
Three reasons to watch the webinar
- Liquidity with discipline
Evergreen funds are still evolving, and structures still take different forms, but overall they combine features from hedge and private equity models. They can be commitment-based, but have multi-currency share classes. They offer redemption windows, NAV-based pricing, and tools such as gates and liquidating accounts to support portfolio stability. - Less friction, more access
By streamlining due diligence and providing consistent valuation, evergreen structures make it easier for investors to stay invested. They eliminate the need to re-commit capital in new fund vintages, simplifying re-entry and maintaining continuous exposure. - Practical examples with clear takeaways
The session covers practical design choices, from tranche-based fundraising to operational details like run-off share classes and flexible fee arrangements.
Now available on demand
If you're a fund manager or allocator considering private credit in an evergreen format, this on-demand webinar offers a concise and practical overview.
Watch the full webinar to see how others are approaching design, liquidity, and governance in evergreen funds.
The session was moderated by Samuel Koslover, Analyst for Private Credit at AIMA, with speakers Kevin Cassidy, Partner at Seward & Kissel, and Eddie Kelly, Global Head of Product for Credit at Apex Group.
