As of May 19, the fund has transitioned from a weekly to a daily net asset value (NAV) calculation, enabling institutional investors to access the asset class with increased liquidity and more flexible entry and exit points. SCOR said that the change is part of broader updates that also include enhancements to the fund’s sustainability approach.
The fund, which has €806 million in assets under management as of March 31, 2025, was originally launched in 2011 under the name SCOR Sustainable Euro Loans. Its core objective remains the generation of a high current yield while preserving capital over the recommended investment horizon.
It is managed by a nine-member team including six credit analysts, led by Rémy Chupin (pictured above), along with four sustainable investment specialists.
SCOR Senior Euro Loans provides exposure to leveraged loans – corporate financing instruments that offer both liquidity and price transparency. These features enable direct market exposure without the need for a deployment phase and are supported by contractual credit protections designed to manage risk.
The fund now offers daily liquidity, providing more dynamic allocation management opportunities for institutional clients.
The fund's sustainability framework has also been updated. It now incorporates minimum sector thresholds using a proprietary methodology aligned with a best-in-class approach. SCOR Senior Euro Loans is classified as an Article 8 product under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), indicating it promotes environmental or social characteristics.
These changes come amid a period of growth for the parent company SCOR, which recently reported a net income of €200 million for the first quarter of 2025 (€195 million adjusted), with results supported by performance across its property and casualty (P&C), life and health (L&H), and investment operations.
Chupin, head of leveraged loans at SCOR Investment Partners, said that investor demand from sources has contributed to the growth.
“Growing demand from investors such as CLOs has driven the growth of the European leveraged loan market in recent years, bringing its size and its liquidity features closer to those of the high yield market. These factors contribute to offering an actively managed fund with daily liquidity,” he said.
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