26Nov
NAV finance gains traction as private equity seeks liquidity
The use of net asset value finance by private equity firms has spiked under COVID-19 as managers explore new sources of liquidity in a weak M&A market - Until recently, net asset value (NAV) finance—where PE sponsors borrow against the NAV of the companies in their funds—occupied the fringes of the financing mainstream....
By:
White & Case LLP
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