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SC TO-I ·Filed Sep 23, 2026
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SEI Structured Credit Fund, LP
NEUTRAL
Impact 3/10
Horizonweeks Processed1mo ago SEC0001398344-26-017325
Tender offer (issuer buyback)
Actionable Insight • Neutral

This is a standard periodic tender offer providing liquidity for a closed-end fund with no secondary market. The offer size is modest relative to total capital. Monitor the final tender results and any subsequent NAV adjustments after the year-end audit.

DirectionNeutral
Confidencehigh
Horizonweeks

Executive Summary

SEI Structured Credit Fund, LP is launching an issuer tender offer to repurchase up to $79,680,000 of its limited partnership interests, representing approximately 4.9% of the $1.63 billion outstanding capital as of August 31, 2026. The offer is a routine liquidity mechanism for a closed-end fund with no secondary market, priced at net asset value as of December 31, 2026, with tenders due by October 26, 2026.

Key Facts

  • Offer to purchase up to $79,680,000 in limited partnership interests
  • Approximately $1.63 billion in interests outstanding as of August 31, 2026
  • Purchase price equals net asset value as of December 31, 2026 (Valuation Date)
  • Tender period runs September 25, 2026 to October 26, 2026
  • No minimum tender condition; pro-rata acceptance if oversubscribed
  • Full-tender investors receive 90% initial payment within 35 days of Valuation Date, with contingent balance after audit
  • Partial-tender investors must maintain minimum $250,000 account balance
  • Funding from cash on hand, portfolio sales, or possibly borrowings (no borrowing currently planned)
  • Interests are not traded on any market and have strict transfer restrictions

Financial Impact

Up to $79,680,000 in interests repurchased, representing ~4.9% of outstanding capital

outstanding capitalnet asset value per interest

Risk Factors

  • Oversubscription may lead to pro-rata acceptance, limiting individual liquidity
  • Fund may cancel or postpone the offer under certain market or fund conditions
  • Liquidation of portfolio securities to fund repurchases could crystallize losses or increase expenses
  • Remaining investors face higher expense ratios and reduced diversification post-repurchase

Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 10 SEC documents filed with EDGAR.

DocumentAccession Number
SC TO-I Filing (Primary)0001398344-26-017325
Document: fp0100926-1_sctoi.htm0001398344-26-017325
Document: fp0100926-1_ex9912c.htm0001398344-26-017325
Document: fp0100926-1_ex9912e.htm0001398344-26-017325
Document: fp0100926-1_ex9912d.htm0001398344-26-017325
Document: fp0100926-1_exfilingfees.htm0001398344-26-017325
Document: fp0100926-1_ex9912a.htm0001398344-26-017325
Document: 0001398344-26-017325-index-headers.html0001398344-26-017325
Document: 0001398344-26-017325-index.html0001398344-26-017325
Document: 0001398344-26-017325.txt0001398344-26-017325

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Report published Sep 23, 2026