LP Deal Review | Aspen Funds | Aspen Private Credit Fund

In the latest episode of our Deal Review Series, Ben Fraser from Aspen Funds presents the Aspen Private Credit Fund to our LP panel: Jim Pfeifer, Paul Shannon, and Litan Yahav.

The LP Panel asks questions like:

  • Can you explain the differences between preferred equity, mezzanine debt, and bridge loans, and how they fit into the capital stack?
  • How has the fund’s NAV performed historically, what is the average time for liquidity requests, and how closely has the actual allocation matched the target allocation?
  • Do the origination fees stay with Aspen Funds, or are they included in investor distributions?
  • How much leverage does the fund use, and how does it impact investor risk, particularly regarding UBIT and downside protection?
  • What asset classes does the fund lend to, and how does Aspen ensure operational expertise in case of a default where they need to take over an asset?

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About the Deal

Aspen Funds is pleased to present the Aspen Private Credit Fund, an open-ended fund focused on providing credit to commercial real estate properties, with target annual returns of 11%-14%, 10%-12% net cash yield, and options for monthly distributions or reinvestment. With a two-year lock-up period and quarterly profit sharing, the fund targets multifamily, industrial, and retail assets and is IRA-eligible. Backed by 11 years of successful management, Aspen Funds has distributed over $60 million to investors, demonstrating stability and strong performance.

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