

Fund Size
€100M
Target Return
7.6%
Annualized Return
N/A
Launch Year
2025
Min. Investment
€10,000
Availability
Open through selected distributors
Structure
Part II SICAV-SCA sub-fund (ELTIF 2.0)
Product Category
Open-end
Domicile
Luxembourg
GP Type
Single
Liquidity Level
Semi-liquid
Management Fee
N/A
Carry
Performance fee applies; rate not disclosed in KID%
ISIN
LU3086780247
Currencies
EUR
Investor Eligibility
Retail
Liquidity Options
Quarterly redemptions up to 5% of NAV per quarter
KID Risk Indicator
4 out of 7
Annual Returns (KID Scenarios)
Stressed
-3.67%
Moderate
5.12%
Favorable
7.58%
Average Total Cost Level (KID)
3.4%
Eurazeo Prime Income Credit (EPIC) is the private-debt half of the two pan-European evergreen funds Eurazeo announced on 26 November 2025. It is a sub-fund of Eurazeo Prime, a Luxembourg Part II SICAV, and qualifies as an ELTIF 2.0, which opens it to retail investors from EUR 10,000. The fund lends to European mid-market companies, mainly through senior secured first-lien loans, and targets a quarterly coupon of 6% per year. It started with more than EUR 100 million of initial capital from Eurazeo and one institutional investor. Eurazeo's private-debt platform managed EUR 11.8 billion at 30 June 2026.
Initial Capital
EUR 100M+
Seed from Eurazeo and one institutional investor, Nov 2025
Target Distribution
6% p.a.
Quarterly coupon target, Q3 2025 teaser; not a forecast
Minimum
EUR 10,000
Single paid-in subscription, monthly top-ups at NAV
Ongoing Costs
2.19%
Class A1 KID; entry up to 2%; cost impact 3.4%/yr over 10 years
Risk Indicator
4 / 7
KID 16 Sep 2025; recommended holding period 10 years
Manager Private-Debt AUM
EUR 11.8B
Eurazeo group EUR 40B, 30 June 2026
| Legal Structure | Sub-fund of Eurazeo Prime, Luxembourg Part II SICAV-SCA, ELTIF 2.0; CSSF-authorised |
| Manager | Eurazeo Global Investor (AMF-regulated); depositary BNP Paribas, Luxembourg branch |
| Strategy | Senior secured first-lien direct lending to European mid-market companies; max 3% per issuer on average, LTV below 50%, floating rate; SFDR Article 8 |
| Subscriptions | Monthly NAV; fully paid-in, no capital calls; via Allfunds and Clearstream |
| Redemptions | Quarterly after an 18-month lock-up; capped at 5% of NAV per quarter and 20% per year; early redemption fee within 12 months of subscription |
| Share Class / ISIN | Class A1: LU3086780247 (EUR) |
| Distribution Countries | Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK (intended); Spain professional clients only |
Points to weigh. The fund is new: it has no published NAV history, no realised returns and no fact sheet yet, so the only forward-looking figures are the KID scenarios, which range from -3.67% per year (stress) to 7.58% (favourable) over ten years. Liquidity is limited by design: nothing can be redeemed in the first 18 months, quarterly windows are capped at 5% of net assets, and requests can be scaled back or suspended. Costs are high relative to listed bond funds, with 2.19% ongoing charges, an entry fee of up to 2% and a performance fee whose rate is not shown in the KID. Loans to mid-market borrowers are typically unrated or below investment grade, and the prospectus allows mezzanine and other subordinated instruments alongside senior debt. The 6% coupon is a target, not a promise.
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