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Coller Private Credit Secondaries

Coller Capital · LU2896326464

Part II SICAV Private Credit Luxembourg Direct Lending Mezzanine / Subordinated

NAV · 30 Jun 20265.88 USD
Fund currencyUSD
Income treatmentaccumulatingclass tracked, verified
Performance since Nov 2024 p.a.+8.6%Class n D
Ongoing costs
Min. investmentUSD 50,000
Redemptionquarterly
Risk (SRI)

01Performance

Unit price (NAV) in USD · share class n D · 20 data points

5.88 USDNAV as at 30 Jun 2026
5.25.45.65.9Nov 2024Apr 2025Sep 2025Jan 2026Jun 2026
Source: Monthly returns from the fund company entire series back-calculated from monthly returns — no published unit price
YTD+2.4%
1 year+5.4%
since Nov 2024 p.a.+8.6%

Calendar-year returns

Calendar years, calculated from the NAV series

+7.7%2025+2.4%2026 YTD

Returns calculated by semiliquid.info from the NAV series, not an official provider figure. Taxes and the trading costs of reinvestment are not taken into account. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Provider figures

These come from the factsheet, the PRIIPs KID or the monthly report. They may relate to a different reference date, a different share class or a longer period than the series above — the series starts with the first documented unit price, not necessarily with the launch. That is why the values sometimes differ.

Performance 12M · as at 31 May 20265.31%
Since launch p.a. · as at 31 May 20269.67%

Target return per the provider: No explicit target return ('long-term investment returns'). Actual: 9.67 % p.a. since launch (class IA USD)

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Overview / At a Glance

Provider figure or KID scenario — not a forecast by semiliquid.info. Target returns are not guaranteed.

02Strategy & portfolio

What the fund does and how the portfolio is put together.

Launch year2024
Fund sizeUSD 790mas at 31 May 2026
CurrencyUSD
Income treatmentboth
SFDR
Recommended holding
Liquidity buffer
Leverage limit70.00%

Risk indicator not documented from the key information document (1 = low, 7 = high); it captures liquidity risks only to a limited extent.

Portfolio breakdown

Broken down using semiliquid’s common taxonomy — provider labels are mapped onto shared categories so that funds can be compared. Only published figures are used; nothing is estimated.

Sector breakdown

Actual portfolio% of NAVas at 31 May 2026

Technology & software26.0%
Industrials & manufacturing25.0%
Healthcare & life sciences21.0%
Consumer & retail15.0%
Financial services11.0%
Other2.0%
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Healthcare & life sciences21.0%
Industrials & manufacturing21.0%
Technology & software21.0%
Financial services11.0%
Consumer discretionary10.0%
Communication services5.0%
Consumer staples5.0%
Chemicals & materials4.0%
Other2.0%
Source: Coller Capital 'Coller Private Credit Secondaries' Factsheet 31.05.2026

Geographic breakdown

Actual portfolio% of NAVas at 31 May 2026

North America86.0%
Europe, other6.0%
United Kingdom6.0%
Asia-Pacific1.0%
Other / unallocated1.0%
Show groups
North America86.0%
Europe12.0%
Asia-Pacific1.0%
Other / unallocated1.0%
Source: Coller Capital 'Coller Private Credit Secondaries' Factsheet 31.05.2026

Strategy

Direct Lending Mezzanine / Subordinated

Focus on direct lending / senior credit; complemented by opportunistic and subordinated loans, structured credit and junior capital; return sources: discount capture, interest coupons, value recovery

Portfolio composition

Strategy

Direct lending / senior credit85.0%
Opportunistic credit5.0%
Junior capital / preferred5.0%
Structured credit3.0%
Subordinated debt2.0%

Vintage

201831.0%
201919.0%
202111.0%
20168.0%
20208.0%
20236.0%
20225.0%
20245.0%
20173.0%
20151.0%
Others3.0%
Provider wording in full
Strategy: direct lending / senior credit 85 %, opportunistic credit 5 %, junior capital / preferred 5 %, structured credit 3 %, subordinated debt 2 %. Vintage: 2018 31 %, 2019 19 %, 2021 11 %, 2016 8 %, 2020 8 %, 2023 6 %, 2022 5 %, 2024 5 %, 2017 3 %, 2015 1 %, others 3 % (the vintage metric excludes GP-led, direct, primaries and co-investment transactions)
Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Portfolio Highlights

Top holdings

Top 10 fund positions (31 May 2026, all direct lending / senior credit): TPG Twin Brook Direct Lending Continuation Fund I 9.7 %; Ares Senior Direct Lending CV 9.7 %; Eagle Credit CV 8.3 %; SSG PD CV 2025 7.6 %; BSP Debt Fund IV CV 6.4 %; EuroPrima Fund 4.3 %; New Mountain Private Credit Fund 3.3 %; Pemberton UK Mid-Market Direct Lending Fund 2.5 %; Abry Advanced Securities III CV 2.2 %; StepStone PCP (Cayman) SPC 2.1 % - total 56.1 %. GP split: manager 1 12 %, manager 2 11 %, manager 3 10 %, manager 4 8 %, managers 5-7 4 % each, managers 8-10 3 % each, others 39 %
Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Top 10 Fund Positions / GP Split

03Costs

The basis is the PRIIPs KID of the share class we track — which makes it comparable across providers.

Management fee1.00%
Total ongoing costsnot documented
Entry charge max.0.00%
Redemption fee2.00%
Performance fee12.50%
Hurdle rate5.00%
High-water marknot documented

How the performance fee works

'12.5% of net investment income (subject to 5% hurdle rate and catch-up) paid quarterly'. Calculation basis: net investment income - NOT total return and not realised capital gains. Hurdle 5 % with catch-up, quarterly crystallisation and payment. No high-water mark disclosed.
Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Investment and Fees

Costs per the key information document

Not documented as a PRIIPs total cost figure. Known components (class D): up to 1.00 % investment advisory fee + up to 0.85 % servicing fee + 0.15 % AIFM fee = up to 2.00 % p.a.; class I: up to 1.00 % + 0.15 % = up to 1.15 % p.a.; classes I-2/I-3: up to 1.00 % + 0.25 % + 0.15 % = up to 1.40 % p.a. Plus a 12.5 % performance fee.
Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Investment and Fees

04Subscription & entry

How you get into the fund, and on what terms.

Subscriptionmonthly
Minimum investmentUSD 50,000 – USD 1m by class
Entry chargeup to 0.00%
Rec. holding periodnot documented

Subscription per the document

Monthly ('Subscriptions: Monthly')

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Terms

05Redemption & liquidity

Semi-liquid means redemption only on fixed dates, with notice periods and upper limits. This is how it works for this fund — in the order the redemption process runs.

Units can be redeemed quarterly; notice must be given 20 days before the date; on each date the fund redeems at most 5 % of fund assets; for the first 12 months after subscription no redemption is possible.

1 · Lock-up12 months from subscription
2 · Notice period20 days before the date
3 · Redemption datequarterly
4 · Gatemax. 5 % per date
5 · Payout10 days after the date

The gate caps redemptions at 5 % of fund assets per date. If more investors want out at the same time, orders are scaled back pro rata or deferred to the next date.

From the notice being received to the money reaching your account: typically around 30 to 122 days — depending on how far away the next redemption date is. If the gate bites or redemptions are suspended, it can take considerably longer.

Redemption per the document

Quarterly ('Quarterly redemptions')

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Terms

Gate per the document

Up to 5 % of the fund NAV per quarter ('up to 5% of the Fund NAV per quarter'); explicit warning: 'The Fund cannot guarantee full redemption of shares on any given date.'

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Terms

Notice period

Not disclosed as a notice period in the factsheet, the presentation or the feeder prospectus.

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026; Presentation 31 Mar 2026; Prospectus Feeder 6 Jun 2025

Lock-up

Soft lock via the early redemption fee of 2 % within 12 months; no hard lock-up disclosed

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Terms

Liquidity score: 3.2 of 5

Redemption frequency
3 / 5 · 40 %
Gate / redemption cap
3 / 5 · 25 %
Notice period
4 / 5 · 20 %
Redemption fee
3 / 5 · 15 %

The score measures only the contractual redemption mechanics (the higher, the more flexible) — not whether the fund actually stays liquid under stress. Weightings in per cent.

06Fund details & verification

Who stands behind the fund, who it is authorised for — and what the figures rest on.

AIFM / management company

Coller Investment Management (Luxembourg) S.a r.l.; investment adviser: Coller Capital Limited (London); Coller Capital manages USD 55bn (as at March 2026), 12 offices, 75 investment professionals, 326 employees

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Facts / About Coller Capital

Depositary

Not named in the fund documents available.

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026; Prospectus Feeder 6 Jun 2025

Launch date

Inception 1 Oct 2024

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Facts

Eligible investors

'Institutional, Professional and certain permitted retail investors only'; Coller Private Wealth Secondaries Solutions (PWSS) offers evergreen funds for eligible private wealth investors

Source: Factsheet 31 May 2026, Fund Facts / About Coller Capital

Distribution authorisation

Luxembourg, UK, Switzerland, Canada, Brazil and 11 further countries

Fee layers / double charging

TWO LEVELS / DOUBLE CHARGING IS STRUCTURAL: CollerCredit is a SECONDARIES VEHICLE with around 3,440 underlying investments; access is via secondary purchases of interests in private credit funds, direct loans and co-investments. At the target-fund level, their fees and carry arise in addition. PARTIAL OFFSET: the calculation basis for the management fee expressly excludes primary investments in OTHER COLLER FUNDS - to that extent in-house double charging is avoided; this does not apply to third-party funds

All figures come from our analysis of provider documents (product data as at 19 Aug 2026, distribution data as at 12 Aug 2026) and have not been conclusively verified.

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