Carlyle Private Equity Series II Insurance Dedicated Fund: Fund Rating and Research File

In brief

Carlyle Private Equity Series II Insurance Dedicated Fund at a glance

The fund relies on Section 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act and Rule 506(b), so its interests go only to qualified purchasers in a private offering. The adviser reports one beneficial owner and none outside the United States. As an insurance-dedicated fund it is held through insurance company separate accounts, alongside the few other holders the Treasury rules allow, and a family reaches it through a policy whose insurer offers it.

It is a series of SALI Multi-Series Fund, L.P., a platform run by SALI Fund Management, LLC (SALI Fund Services), whose Form ADV of 25 August 2026 reports the series' controls; The Carlyle Group manages the investments.

One point to raise with the insurer: the filing reports that 0% of the fund's assets were valued in the last fiscal year by a person that is not related to the adviser. NESF Fund Services Corp. is the administrator. The figure does not show how prices were set or checked, which is a question for the insurer.

The Carlyle Group reports 2 regulatory actions in Item 11 of its Form ADV between 2018 and 2025, 1 concerning the adviser itself and the rest other companies in its group, with reported sanctions of about USD 5.7 million. The full record is set out below.

The rating

Why Carlyle Private Equity Series II Insurance Dedicated Fund has three stars

Carlyle is a large, long-established manager: USD 284 billion of regulatory assets, registered with the SEC since 1996. The accounts are audited every year by EY and sent to investors. Independent checks are thin: the administrator, NESF Fund Services, sits in the SALI group, and none of the assets were valued outside it last year. Carlyle also discloses a 2025 action by the SEC, which weighs a little on the record.

The rating looks only at the areas below, which matter to a family holding the fund through a private placement policy. Past returns play no part: these funds do not report them in their SEC filings, and they say little about what a policy will earn.

Conduct and regulatory record

What regulators and courts have recorded against the manager, and for platform series against the platform, as the advisers report it to the SEC. Several proceedings on one set of facts count as one matter. Recent and serious matters count most, matters of other companies in the group count for less, matters of individuals are weighed by the person's role and their bearing on the business, and the size of the firm is taken into account.

Reported controls

What the adviser reports to the SEC for the fund: whether the accounts are audited every year by an accountant registered with the PCAOB and subject to its regular inspection, whether audited statements go to investors and what the audit opinion says, whether the administrator and custodian are outside the adviser's group, and what share of the assets was valued last year by a person not related to the adviser.

Depth and experience of the manager

The assets the manager runs, its investment staff and how long it has been registered with the SEC.

Fund scale and investor base

The fund's gross assets, the number of its owners and how long it has been offered.

Reporting and filings

Whether the fund and its adviser keep their SEC filings current and consistent with each other.

Fit for a life insurance policy

Whether the fund is insurance-dedicated, so that a policy can hold it, and the minimum it asks. Liquidity terms join this element as they are documented.

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The fund at a glance

Identity, offering and service providers

Identity

Legal nameCarlyle Private Equity Series II Insurance Dedicated Fund Series Interests of the SALI Multi-Series Fund, L.P.

OrganisedDelaware limited partnership

SEC CIK0002056580 EDGAR

Private fund ID805-8489984572 ADV

Investment managerThe Carlyle Group IAPD

PlatformSALI Multi-Series Fund, L.P. IAPD

Offering, as filed on Form D

ExemptionsRule 506(b); Investment Company Act s. 3(c)(7)

First sale2 April 2018

Minimum investmentUSD 10,000,000

Amount soldUSD 102.7 million to date

Investors in the offering1

Sales commissionsUSD 175,790

Latest filingForm D/A, 8 September 2026 Source

Size and ownership, as filed on Form ADV

Gross asset valueUSD 103,996,410 (ADV filed 25 August 2026)

Beneficial ownersAbout 1

Owned by non-US persons0%

Service providers

AuditorErnst and Young LLP

CustodianWells Fargo Bank N.A.

AdministratorNESF Fund Services Corp.

Prime brokerNone reported

Valued by a person not related to the adviser0% of assets, last fiscal year

Figures are shown as filed, with their dates. Form D counts investors in the offering and Form ADV counts beneficial owners, so the two numbers need not match. Gross asset value counts total assets without deducting borrowings or other liabilities, so it is not a net asset value. The minimum on Form D can be nominal; the amount a family actually needs is set by the insurer and the policy.

Inside a policy

What to check before this fund goes into a policy

Why the wrapper matters here

Private equity returns arrive as gains when companies are sold, often years apart, and as distributions along the way. Inside a policy that meets the tax rules neither is taxed as it arrives, and the policy's death benefit passes to the beneficiaries free of income tax under section 101(a), subject to the policy's terms.

Liquidity

The fund's redemption terms are not in its public filings. Read them in the offering documents and set them against the way the policy will need cash: loans, withdrawals and the insurer's own rules for moving between funds.

Who chooses the investments

The policyholder can choose this fund from the insurer's menu but cannot direct what the fund buys. That line comes from the investor control rules, and it is the reason the fund exists in a separate insurance-only form.

Diversification

A policy's separate account must meet the diversification test of section 817(h). Because the fund is reached only through insurance policies, the test can look through to its assets if the fund meets the conditions of the Treasury rules; whether a given account passes is a question for the insurer, not something these filings show.

Valuation

SALI reports that none of the fund's assets were valued last year by a person outside its group. Ask the insurer how it checks the price at which the account buys, sells and reports this fund.

Fees

Management and performance fees are set in the offering documents and are not shown in these filings. They come on top of the policy's own charges.

This is research, not an offer of the fund or advice to buy it. Interests in the fund are available only through an insurance company, and only to investors who qualify.

The adviser's record

Regulatory and legal record of The Carlyle Group

The full list for the firm is in the manager file.

What the adviser itself discloses in Item 11 of its Form ADV, summarised from the disclosure pages, with a link to the filing. Item 11 is filed for the adviser as a whole, so under each matter the fund it concerns is read from the disclosure itself.

202513 January 2025

Regulatory action by US Securities and Exchange Commission: civil penalty

Fund concerned: none named in the filing. The matter concerns the adviser itself, not a specific fund, and none of the insurance-dedicated funds in this file is named.

In January 2025, Carlyle Investment Management l.l.c., Carlyle Global Credit Investment Management l.l.c., and AlpInvest Partners B.V. (together, the "Carlyle Advisers") entered into a settlement with the SEC and consented to the entry of an order (the "order") finding that the Carlyle Advisers did not adhere to applicable recordkeeping provisions of the Federal Securities laws by failing to maintain and preserve certain communications on unapproved written communications platforms ("off-channel communications"), and that its failure to implement its procedures reasonably expected to prohibit these off-channel communications led to a failure to reasonably supervise its personnel. The ...

US Securities and Exchange Commission · Order 13 January 2025 · USD 5.6 million · Concerns the adviser itself · Form ADV, Item 11 disclosure

201828 May 2018

Regulatory action by Bank of Italy: civil penalty

Fund concerned: none named in the filing. The matter concerns another company in the group, not a specific fund, and none of the insurance-dedicated funds in this file is named.

The Bank of Italy raised the below technical allegations against Carlyle real estate sgr s.p.a., a non-u.s. advisory affiliate that currently manages one real assets-related Fund vehicle: - certain procedural shortcomings in carrying out the review of certain beneficial owners up certain investors' ownership chains (none of which resulted in the admission of any disqualified investors) and - in connection with the sale to a third party of a condominium unit of a residential property owned by a Fund vehicle, the late filing of a suspicious activity report (I.e., report not made at the time of deposit, but rather in connection with the transaction closing).

Bank of Italy · Other 26 November 2019 · USD 60,000 · Concerns another company in the group · Form ADV, Item 11 disclosure

These are the matters The Carlyle Group reports in Item 11 of its Form ADV, filed 7 July 2026. A reported matter is a fact disclosed by the adviser, not a finding by PPLI.com about this fund. None of them concerns the fund's investments.

The series runs on the SALI platform. SALI Fund Management's own Form ADV reports no disciplinary matters in Item 11, and the platform's record carries a 30% share of the conduct element for every series it runs.

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