Carlyle Private Credit
Carlyle Tactical Private Credit Fund invests mainly in private fixed income and credit instruments, offering diverse private credit exposure.
About Carlyle Tactical Private Credit
Carlyle Tactical Private Credit is a globally diversified closed-end interval fund that aims to provide income and offer exposure that may reduce volatility compared to public markets. Through the strength of Carlyle’s Global Credit platform, the fund seeks to provide access to a wide array of private credit strategies - which can include Direct Lending, Opportunistic Credit, Liquid Credit, Real Assets Credit, Hybrid Capital, and Structured Credit.
The fund offers a low-barrier entry point into private credit—an asset class traditionally utilized by institutional investors seeking to generate stable year-over-year income and returns that may be less correlated with the public market cycles. For suitable clients, private credit can serve as a valuable complement to our more growth-oriented strategies such as Flagship, Opportunities, Automated Stocks, or Crypto.
Key Facts
- Minimum Initial Investment (non-retirement): $2,000
- Minimum Initial Investment (retirement): $1,000
- Advisory Fees: 0.20%
- Fund Expenses: 1.0% on Managed Assets, Incentive Fee: 15.0% charged only on investment income net of expenses, Hurdle Rate: 6%
- Asset Class: Credit
- Liquidity: Quarterly
- Inception Date: April 18th. 2019
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3. This strategy has an advisory fee of 0.20% on the assets under management, which is in addition to the $25 monthly client fee.
6. As an interval fund, Carlyle Tactical Private Credit Fund processes withdrawals at the end of each quarter (every 3 months). Quarterly liquidity is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of the Fund. Before investing, please consult the Fund’s prospectus at carlyle.com/ctac.
Disclosures
This fund is a third-party closed-end interval fund that may or may not be recommended based on an individual’s financial profile. Investment in the fund may not be suitable for all investors. Please review the fund’s prospectus for a full list of risks before making any investment decision.
Investments in interval funds are speculative and subject to limited liquidity compared to other types of investments. Liquidity and distributions are not guaranteed and are subject to the fund's discretion. For more information, refer to the documents below.