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Index Data - Sept 2026
TFR PATNAV Infrastructure Index. 1M: +1.24%, 3M: +3.12%, 6M: +5.45%, 1Y: +10.42%
TFR PATNAV Multi-Sector Index. 1M: +0.37%, 3M: +1.88%, 6M: +3.82%, 1Y: +7.45%
TFR PATNAV Private Credit Index. 1M: +0.63%, 3M: +1.78%, 6M: +3.35%, 1Y: +7.18%
TFR PATNAV Private Equity Index. 1M: -0.47%, 3M: +1.92%, 6M: +3.69%, 1Y: +9.92%
TFR PATNAV Real Estate Index. 1M: +0.61%, 3M: +1.30%, 6M: +2.55%, 1Y: +4.77%

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Private credit quality concern grows among European selectors

WATCH: In the aftermath of Blue Owl cancelling redemptions on its evergreen credit fund, selectors in Engelberg were worried about defaults.
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Private credit could feel ripple effects as conflict grips Middle East

While private credit is largely insulated from the Middle East conflict, rising oil prices and interest rate pressure could still potentially rattle the market, according to industry insiders.
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Evergreen private credit software exposure is fine (right?)

Private markets firms have been somewhat dismissive regarding credit funds’ exposure to software risks, but greater transparency is needed.
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Nuveen and Schroders merger creates £307bn alts giant

Nuveen’s move to buy Schroders in a £9.9bn deal will create a hefty alternatives division with assets of £307bn ($419bn), propelling the combined business towards the upper tier of private markets managers.
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Private credit firms take hit on exposure to software selloff

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The Fund Review, Solomon Nevins | Private Assets Navigator

Solomon Nevins, Partner in The Fund Review, reveals a game-changing trend: the rise of secondaries within semi-liquid private asset funds. Explore how the approach of buying fund stakes at a discount, is delivering outperformance and providing rare early wins for new entrants to private markets.
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JPM alts selection boss: ‘We favour restrictions on evergreen liquidity’

Mark Hempstead, head of alternative investments for EMEA at JP Morgan Private Bank, says large liquidity buffers in evergreen funds defeat the point of investing in private markets.
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Fund Makers | What Are Semi-Liquid Funds and Why Do They Matter?

What semi-liquid funds? Why they’re growing in popularity and what’s driving investor demand? What are the trade-offs, risks, and misconceptions?
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Private Markets Masterclass

Join experts from Omnis, The Fund Review, and Aviva Investors as they discuss access, performance, and risk management in this evolving landscape.
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White-label platforms approached over private asset ETFs

European ETF white-label firms including HANetf and Waystone have been approached by numerous asset managers looking to wrap private assets within an ETF chassis.
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Evergreen private credit software exposure is fine (right?)

Private markets firms have been somewhat dismissive regarding credit funds’ exposure to software risks, but greater transparency is needed.
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Private credit ‘best suited to semi-liquid structure’

Private assets are ‘inherently illiquid’ and the liquidity risk ‘can’t be eliminated entirely’, according to a new study – but private credit is ‘the asset class best suited to the semi-liquid structure’.
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How a British private equity firm became a $100bn tech success.

When €19bn software group Visma last month chose London as the venue for its future initial public offering, it signalled a success for the UK capital in more ways than one.
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