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Rich turn to borrowing against private equity holdings as payouts slow

  • Posted on September 28, 2026
  • By Financial Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

High-net-worth individuals are increasingly turning to NAV lending as a financing strategy, borrowing against their private equity portfolios as distribution payouts decline. This trend mirrors the approach previously adopted by pension funds and institutional investors seeking liquidity without liquidating their assets. The shift reflects changing market conditions and the evolving sophistication of wealth management strategies among affluent investors navigating slower private equity returns.

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Rich turn to borrowing against private equity holdings as payouts slow
Rich turn to borrowing against private equity holdings as payouts slow

Wealthy individuals follow pension funds and institutional investors into NAV lending
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