Morgan Stanley European Private Income Fund
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Morgan Stanley European Private Income Fund

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Morgan Stanley European Private Income Fund

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Morgan Stanley European Private Income Fund (EPIF) is MSIM’s evergreen European direct-lending fund: a Luxembourg Part II sub-fund launched in February 2025 that makes senior secured loans to European middle-market companies, with ~10% in syndicated loans for liquidity. The AA class returned 6.0% in its first twelve months to July 2026. 1.25% management fee plus 12.5% performance fee, monthly subscriptions, quarterly redemptions after a one-year lock-up with a 5% gate, €25,000 minimum. Fund size not yet published.

Key Statistics

Target Return

5.0%

Annualized Return

6.0%

Launch Year

2025

Min. Investment

€25,000

Availability

Open for public

Structure

SICAV

Product Category

Open-end

Domicile

Luxembourg

GP Type

Single

Liquidity Level

Semi-liquid

Management Fee

1.25%

Carry

12.50%

High Water Mark

No

ISIN

LU2860459366

Currencies

EUR

Investor Eligibility

Retail

Liquidity Options

Monthly subscriptions

Highlights

6.0% return over first 12 months (AA class, to Jul 2026)
Senior secured loans to European mid-market companies; ~10% liquid sleeve
Monthly subscriptions and distributions; quarterly redemptions after 1-year lock-up, 5% gate
1.25% management fee + 12.5% performance fee
€25,000 minimum; SFDR Article 8; team led by Mark Jochims (ex-Arcmont)

Key Information Document (KID) – EU Funds

KID Risk Indicator

3 out of 7

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Low risk / Low rewardHigh risk / High reward

Annual Returns (KID Scenarios)

Stressed

-5.02%

Moderate

4.27%

Favorable

4.97%

Average Total Cost Level (KID)

4.19%

Allocations

Geographic Focus

Investment Strategy

Industry Focus

Industry agnostic

Portfolio Composition

Not applicable

Information about fund

Morgan Stanley’s European Direct Lending, Evergreen

Morgan Stanley European Private Income Fund (EPIF) is an open-ended fund launched on 28 February 2025 as a sub-fund of Morgan Stanley Cabot SA SICAV, a Luxembourg Part II vehicle. Morgan Stanley Investment Management set it up to make privately negotiated senior secured term loans to European middle-market companies with strong market positions, holding about 10% of the portfolio in broadly syndicated loans and bonds to maintain liquidity. The European private credit team was built from 2022 under Mark Jochims, formerly of Arcmont, within a Morgan Stanley private credit platform with more than $25 billion of committed capital.

Key Figures

1-Year Return

6.0%

AA acc class, to July 2026

Launched

Feb 2025

Lux Part II SICAV

Management Fee

1.25%

+12.5% performance fee

Minimum

€25,000

Via distributors

Liquidity

Quarterly

5% gate after 1-year lock-up

KID

Risk 3/7

Moderate 4.3%; total cost 4.2%

Early Performance

The fund is relatively new and its size is not yet published, but the AA accumulating class returned 6.0% over the twelve months to July 2026 — roughly what a senior-secured European loan book should earn after fees. The KID ranks the fund at risk class 3 of 7, with a moderate scenario of 4.3% a year and total costs of 4.2% a year. The management fee is 1.25% and the performance fee 12.5%.

Liquidity and Terms

Terms at a Glance

Strategy~90% privately negotiated senior secured loans to European mid-market companies; ~10% broadly syndicated loans and bonds
SubscriptionsMonthly
DistributionsMonthly (distributing classes)
RedemptionsQuarterly after a 1-year lock-up; 5% fund-level gate; 60 days’ notice; 2% deduction within first year
Fees1.25% management; 12.5% performance fee
SFDRArticle 8

Liquidity follows the standard evergreen credit template: monthly subscriptions and monthly income distributions on the distributing classes, quarterly redemptions after a one-year lock-up with a 5% fund-level gate and 60 days’ notice, and a 2% deduction on shares tendered within the first year. The minimum subscription is €25,000 and the fund is SFDR Article 8. It competes with Ares AESIF, Blackstone ECRED and CVC-CRED, all covered on Fundscouter, and is the youngest and smallest of the four.

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