Marshall Wace operation ventures into private equity

New MW Eaglewood fund will invest in peer-to-peer lending and non-bank credit

Investment strategy of firm's new vehicle will be similar to that of MW Eaglewood's existing investment trust which invests in peer-to-peer lending
Investment strategy of firm's new vehicle will be similar to that of MW Eaglewood's existing investment trust which invests in peer-to-peer lending

A Marshall Wace subsidiary is launching its first private equity-style fund investing in marketplace lending and non-bank credit.

The hedge fund's MW Eaglewood business is targeting institutional investors in Europe and the US to raise a $300 million fund that will lock up capital for seven years but will pay a coupon rate, which has not yet been set, according to a person familiar with the matter.

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