Russell Investments Global Private Credit Fund

Russell Investments Global Private Credit Fund offers a single access point to a holistic or comprehensive credit asset class allocation, with a diversified global portfolio in a user-friendly evergreen structure.

Stats 8-10%

What does the Global Private Credit Fund invest in?

The Global Private Credit Fund is a holistic private credit solution diversified across collateral type and geography.

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Corporate lending

Loans to highly levered companies that are often backed by private equity sponsors.

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Real estate debt

Loans for real estate purchases. Post-GFC leverage is low, but customized finance solutions offer attractive opportunities for private credit investors.

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Asset-backed lending

Loans for physical or financial assets with low LTV or high cash generation. This diverse sector includes inventory, auto loans, non-performing loans, and home equity loans.

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Other contractual income

Credit managers occasionally pursue various opportunities for contractual income, such as royalties, equipment leasing, and mortgage servicer rights.

PORTFOLIO

Private credit investment universe

Illustrative risk profile by strategy type: Our portfolio construction combines a broad opportunity set with deliberate sector selection


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KEY BENEFITS

Why invest in the global private credit fund?

Appealing returns with adjusted risk compared to public fixed income markets

The asset class offers distinct benefits in a portfolio

Protection from rising interest rates

Shorter duration relative to private equity

Multi-manager
strategy

PORTFOLIO MANAGER

Keith Brakebill, CFA

Keith Brakebill

Keith Brakebill is a senior portfolio manager on the private markets team, based in Seattle. Keith is responsible for managing Russell Investments’ private credit portfolios globally in both pooled vehicles and separately managed accounts. Before this role, Keith was a portfolio manager on the firm’s global fixed income team for over a decade managing a variety of liquid credit strategies. Prior to that, he was an analyst on Russell’s global fixed income research team. Keith joined the firm in 2007.

Prior to joining Russell Investments, Keith graduated summa cum laude from the University of Tennessee's college scholars program and earned a Masters degree in the international policy studies program at Stanford University, where he also assisted in teaching undergraduate economics courses.

*Return net objective is based on historical average private credit fund returns on a net basis.

Any past performance results should not be seen as a guide to future returns. Any scenarios presented are an estimate of future performance based on evidence from the past on how the value of an investment varies and are not an exact indicator.

Any opinion expressed is that of Russell Investments, is not a statement of fact, is subject to change and does not constitute investment advice.

The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise and is not guaranteed. You may not get back the amount originally invested.

Any forecast, projection or target is indicative only and not guaranteed in any way.

Private Credit is considered a high-risk investment. Investing in a private credit involves considerable risks, you should make sure you understand the risks before investing.

Private Credit debt instruments are subject to the risk that a borrower will default on the payment of principal, interest or other amounts owed. The financial strength and solvency of the issuer, including the lack or inadequacy of any collateral securing repayment affect credit risk.

In general, rising interest rates in the market will negatively affect the price of the debt instruments. Sensitivity to a change in interest rates is more pronounced and less predictable in instruments with uncertain payment (or prepayment) schedules.

Investments in private credit should be regarded as illiquid. Private credit is not listed on an exchange, traded in the secondary market and are generally not transferable.

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