CVC-CRED European Private Credit
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CVC-CRED European Private Credit

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CVC-CRED European Private Credit

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CVC-CRED is CVC’s evergreen European private credit fund: an open-ended Luxembourg Part II SICAV (inception May 2024) making senior secured floating-rate loans to mid-sized companies in Northern and Western Europe. It reached €3.5 billion of aggregate value by June 2026 with around 9% annualised performance. 1.00% management fee plus 10% over a 5% hurdle, monthly subscriptions, quarterly redemptions gated at 5% of NAV, €25,000 minimum.

Key Statistics

Fund Size

€3,500M

Target Return

5.8%

Annualized Return

9.0%

Launch Year

2024

Min. Investment

€25,000

Availability

Open through selected distributors

Structure

SICAV

Product Category

Open-end

Domicile

Luxembourg

GP Type

Single

Liquidity Level

Semi-liquid

Management Fee

1%

Carry

10% over 5% hurdle

Hurdle Rate

5%

High Water Mark

No

ISIN

LU2733525898

Currencies

EUR

Investor Eligibility

Retail

Liquidity Options

Monthly subscriptions

Highlights

€3.5B aggregate value by June 2026; €1B raised in first 10 months
~9% annualised since May 2024 inception (per CVC)
Senior secured floating-rate loans, EBITDA > €25m, N/W Europe
1.00% fee + 10% performance fee over 5% hurdle
Monthly entry, quarterly exit with 5% NAV gate; €25,000 minimum

Key Information Document (KID) – EU Funds

KID Risk Indicator

5 out of 7

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Low risk / Low rewardHigh risk / High reward

Annual Returns (KID Scenarios)

Stressed

-15.2%

Moderate

4%

Favorable

5.8%

Average Total Cost Level (KID)

3.7%

Allocations

Investment Strategy

Industry Focus

None

Portfolio Composition

No

Information about fund

Senior Secured European Lending from CVC

CVC-CRED, launched on 15 May 2024, is the credit sibling: an open-ended Luxembourg Part II SICAV that lends directly to mid-sized companies in Northern and Western Europe — typically with EBITDA above €25 million — through senior secured floating-rate loans, usually at loan-to-value below 50%. The team draws on CVC’s origination platform of 12 European offices, and CVC says its direct-lending track record has had zero realised losses.

Key Figures (30 June 2026)

Aggregate Value

€3.5B

€1B raised in first 10 months

Since Inception

~9%

Annualised, per CVC H1 2026 report

Investments

197

As of March 2025

Management Fee

1.00%

+10% performance fee over 5% hurdle

Liquidity

Quarterly

5% NAV gate; 2% if < 12 months

Minimum

€25,000

Retail-oriented classes

Scale, Performance and Terms

The fund raised €1 billion in its first ten months and had reached an aggregate value of €3.5 billion by 30 June 2026, with performance of around 9% annualised since inception. At the end of March 2025 it held 197 investments. Subscriptions are monthly and redemptions quarterly, capped at 5% of NAV per quarter, with a 2% deduction on shares held less than twelve months. The management fee is 1.00% a year — waived for the first twelve months after a share class launches — plus a 10% performance fee above a 5% annualised hurdle. Retail-oriented classes start at €25,000.

Terms at a Glance

StructureLuxembourg SICAV S.A., Part II UCI; inception 15 May 2024
StrategyDirectly originated senior secured floating-rate loans; EBITDA > €25m; Northern and Western Europe; LTV typically < 50%
Fees1.00% management (12-month waiver from class launch); 10% performance fee over 5% annualised hurdle
DealingMonthly subscriptions; quarterly redemptions
Gate5% of compartment NAV per calendar quarter
Early redemption2% deduction within 12 months
LeverageUp to 200% of NAV at compartment level
KIDRisk 5 of 7; stress -15.2%, moderate 4.0%, favourable 5.8%; total cost 3.7%

Cautions

Two cautions. CVC-CRED can borrow up to 200% of NAV at compartment level, which magnifies both income and drawdowns, and the KID’s stress scenario shows a 15% loss. The KID’s moderate scenario of 4% a year is also well below the realised 9%; investors should not extrapolate the first two years.

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