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Alternative Credit strategies often hold illiquid assets. To align investor interests with the underlying portfolio and avoid liquidity mismatches in the fund, more restrictive fund liquidity terms are often required. This memo details some of the key considerations for closed-ended and open-ended credit fund structures

Alternative Credit managers frequently trade assets that require a degree of subjective judgement in the valuation process. Fair value processes for direct loans and robust credit valuation frameworks are therefore essential and this memo discusses these themes.

ARP products can be accessed through broker-dealer products as well as managed funds. This memo discusses the key distinctions between these strategies in managed funds and broker dealer products

Cash movements in hedge funds are vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Historical controls have focused more on internal fraud but in this memo we provide practical guidance for a framework for cash controls to help mitigate the risk of cyber fraud.

Cyber Security has become an increasingly prominent focus to the industry. This memo provides an overview of existing cyber security tools, frameworks, quick wins and cyber security projects.

Firms of all sizes need to mitigate cyber risks. In this memo we provides practical cyber tools including frameworks, contractual requirements, and regulatory expectations for small and mid-size managers.

Co-Investments were historically popular in Private Equity and Real Estate funds but are now increasingly popular in other liquid and illiquid alternative investment strategies. This memo discussess governance and compliance processes for co-investments addressing structuring and expense allocation.

The Alternative Investment Standards relevant to Investment Due Diligence

How to prepare for ODD meetings including documentation requests, meetings, and follow ups