Stock Market Ticker Reflections-2560x975-c36ae4c

Fund Finance Unlocked

A fireside chat series

Fund Finance Unlocked is a fireside chat series hosted by our Fund Finance team. The series brings together DLA Piper attorneys and industry participants for conversations exploring emerging trends, market dynamics, and structuring considerations across different fund and GP financing solutions.

To learn more about our Fund Finance practice, visit our capability page.

Upcoming sessions

To stay up to date on upcoming sessions, sign up for our Fund Finance mailing list.

Abstract_mirror_building_P_2472

Recourse-light structures for net asset value (NAV) facilities

Wednesday, December 16, 2026
2:00pm – 2:30pm ET 
1:00pm – 1:30pm CT 
11:00am – 11:30am PT
Joining instructions will be sent upon registration

As recourse light NAV facilities gain momentum with sophisticated sponsors, this session explores how lenders can structure these transactions to preserve credit protections.

Speakers
Ryan Moreno, Partner, Co-Head of Private Credit and Fund Finance, DLA Piper
Emad Shahin, Partner, General Counsel, 17Capital

For more information
Please contact Arunya Katoppo with questions.

Register
Architectural detail of curved building

Problematic provisions and highly negotiated points

Upcoming

In this session, we will explore highly negotiated provisions in both NAV deals and subscription facilities and address both borrower and lender perspectives.

Previous sessions

Abstract building

The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in fund finance

Practical use cases for banks and lenders

As AI reshapes the financial services landscape, this session explores how banks and lenders are putting these tools to work in fund finance — streamlining deal workflows, enhancing risk assessment, and tackling the practical challenges of responsible adoption.

Speakers
Katie McShane, Partner, Head of East Coast Fund Finance, DLA Piper
William Gonska, Director, Funds Finance – North America, MUFG
Ryan Warnock, Director, Fund Finance & Alternative Credit, Natixis

 

Financial_Graph_on_Tablet_S_0493

The evolution of the treatment of rated note feeders in sublines

August 5, 2026

In this session, we explore some of the reasons why rated note feeders have become an increasingly attractive option for fund sponsors, and what lenders should be thinking about when underwriting and structuring subscription finance facilities that rely on both debt and equity capital commitments.

Speakers
Jonny Byrne-Leitch, Of Counsel, Fund Finance, DLA Piper
Jeffrey Leung, Director, Financial Sponsors, Lloyds Banking Group

 

DLA Piper moderators

More from DLA Piper