LGT Capital Partners Semi-Liquid Private Credit Fund
Overview:
The LGT Capital Partners Semi-Liquid Private Credit Fund is a Luxembourg-domiciled,
open-ended SICAV launched in 2022. It offers sophisticated investors access to diversified private credit
with periodic liquidity and is backed by LGT’s $70+ billion private-markets platform
[1].
Investment Strategy
- Blend of yield‑oriented credit (senior secured & unitranche loans) and opportunistic credit such as NAV-backed and mezzanine facilities.
- Focus on European & North American mid-market firms across sectors like healthcare, tech, and essential services.
- Leveraging LGT’s global sourcing and credit platform across corporate and structured credit markets [3].
Liquidity & Structure
The fund is structured with quarterly redemption windows, capped at ~5% of NAV per quarter, balancing investor flexibility with private market dynamics. In periods of high demand, redemption gates may apply to preserve underlying asset values [0].
Fund Size & Scale
It forms part of a broader semi-liquid platform that raised over $2 billion across PE and credit strategies in August 2024. Target fund size is approximately €1 billion [3].
Why Invest?
- Access to institutional-grade private credit beyond traditional closed-end lockups.
- Blend of income-generating and opportunistic assets for diversified risk-adjusted returns.
- Strong governance and oversight by a global credit team embedded in LGT’s private market ecosystem [0].
Fund Facts
- Fund Type: Private Credit
- Domicile: Luxembourg (SICAV)
- Min. Investment: €N/A
- Launch Year: 2022
- Liquidation Structure: Quarterly redemptions (~5% NAV cap)
LGT Capital Partners – Fund Profiles
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