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Fund News — Friday 11 September 2026

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The week's fund-industry signal, curated: fund launches and closes, manager and servicer moves, and figures from our own registers. Every trade-press item links its source and ends with why it matters to someone who runs or services funds. Trade-press items are published only after every cited source was machine-verified; register figures are computed from the published data files. This is a dated, permanent edition — it is not updated after publication; corrections land in the changelog.

Launches, closes and wind-downs

Arini Capital Management set to close debut European direct lending fund at $4bn

Hedgeweek · 2026-09-11

Europe

Arini Capital is nearing final close on its debut European direct-lending fund at about $4bn, having already secured more than $3bn. That ranks it among the largest first-time private credit funds raised in the region. Founded in 2021 by former Credit Suisse trader Hamza Lemssouguer, Arini now runs more than $20bn across public and private credit. British Columbia's BCI anchored with $200m, plus up to $400m for co-investments.

EIG raises $4bn across infrastructure debt platform

Alternative Credit Investor · 2026-09-11

Global

EIG has closed its sixth Senior Infrastructure Debt Fund at $1.9bn and raised another $2.1bn through single-investor vehicles, taking the platform past $4bn against a $3bn target. SIDF VI is nearly double its predecessor. It has already deployed about $1bn across 16 senior secured deals in power, renewables and energy-transition infrastructure since launching in July 2024.

ARCHIMED closes three-times oversubscribed MED IV fund at €1.5bn hard cap

AltAssets · 2026-09-10

Global

ARCHIMED has closed MED IV, its healthcare small-cap fund, at a €1.5bn hard cap, three times oversubscribed and more than double the previous vintage. Doubling a flagship while turning away two-thirds of the demand is the real marker of appetite for healthcare specialists.

Industry moves

Thoma Bravo offers lenders more protections in Sophos refinancing

Private Equity Wire · 2026-09-11

Global

Thoma Bravo is refinancing a $2.1bn loan for its cybersecurity company Sophos. To get the deal done, it is handing lenders unusually strong protections — omniblocker, Serta and Pluralsight clauses that curb the debt manoeuvres sponsors have used elsewhere. The concessions show where the power now sits: Thoma Bravo faces nearly $9bn of software-debt maturities over two years, more than any peer. The new $1.67bn tranche prices at 5 to 5.25 points over the benchmark, at 97 cents on the dollar.

From our own data

A$4.6bn of super fund spending went to related parties

APRA fund-level statistics · 2025-06-30

Asia-Pacific

Australian super funds reported A$4.6bn of payments to related parties — companies inside their own trustee or owner group — across their latest reported years, disclosed line by line in APRA's expenditure collection. And a number worth printing for what it is not: no fund reported a political donation in any of the collection's three reported years. Who the money goes to, fund by fund, is on our statistics page.

Changelog

Publication and corrections (2 entries) · latest 2026-10-03
  • 2026-10-03 — corrected: ICG Europe Fund IX — "the €8bn Europe VIII" was our own calculation → "50% more than its predecessor, ICG Europe VIII", as ICG reports.
  • 2026-09-11 — published.
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