Guides and analysis on legal AI for private debt funds
Law firm rates are rising at twice the pace of inflation and legal departments are insourcing a growing share of document work. An analysis of the trade-off between tools and outside counsel for private debt funds.
Read article →The private debt market was built on bespoke documentation, but standardization efforts are accelerating. Analysis of what is converging, what is still negotiated deal by deal, and what AI can compare between term sheets.
Read article →Comparing a credit agreement's terms to market practice remains a largely manual exercise at most private credit funds. An honest look at what AI tools enable today and the methodological limits worth confronting.
Read article →The EU AI Regulation focuses its heaviest obligations on systems classified as "high-risk". For private credit funds, the question isn't whether legal AI is regulated — it's where the line falls and which obligations actually apply.
Read article →Once a credit agreement is signed, the fund's work shifts into a longer, less visible phase. In 2025, the volume of amendments, waivers and LMEs exceeded the capacity of manual monitoring. Analysis of what AI can take on.
Read article →A credit agreement contains dozens of critical data points buried across hundreds of pages. AI now enables automated extraction of key terms, with measurable gains but important limitations to understand.
Read article →Legal due diligence in private debt remains largely manual. An analysis of the tasks AI can realistically automate, current limitations, and measurable gains for funds.
Read article →How artificial intelligence is transforming document review for private debt funds: key challenges, practical use cases and best practices for successful adoption.
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