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The opening up of the market for pension fund-issued collateralized fund obligations could represent a major avenue of liquidity relief for other investors.

The two, both on the board of the Fund Finance Association, have been consulting on the carve-out, purchase and rebranding of TIAA Bank.

There are two great reasons not to call collateralized fund obligations CFOs. The market should adopt another acronym, Graham Bippart begs.

The fall of three major lenders to private equity GP borrowers across the AUM spectrum means sub lines may be harder to get for some – perhaps even impossible. But the market has already begun adapting with new solutions.

The issuance of a collateralized fund obligation would be a breakthrough for struggling GPs and institutional investors alike.

The loans represent small portions of activity for the GP-led vehicles, but they can be used for certain funding and buyer needs.

The list will celebrate the achievements of the new generation of legal talent guiding the future of the private funds industry.

Matt Breitfelder discusses what works, and what doesn’t, and how hirers can convince often stubborn partners of the concrete benefits of changing their strategies.

In our final episode of Private Markets and the end of Cheap Money, we hear from IMCO, Oaktree Capital, BC Partners and more on what investment professionals there keep their eyes on in the era of higher borrowing costs.

The market is in need of a supply solution, but is it fit for one?