Can a position at a hedge fund be securitized? Let's say that I'm an investor in a hedge fund, a recession just hit and I need cash asap. But the hedge fund either has infrequent redemption, or it locks my fund in, until the market gets better and they can liquidate the assets at a better price.

If I need money, can I securitize my position at the fund? So i can either sell that as an asset at a discount or use it as a collateral.
Actual securitization would be impractical for a number of reasons, but secondary market transactions of shares in hedge funds do occur with the consent of the funds in question (though it’s not a particularly liquid market). Using these shares as collateral would not generally be practical, as they’re not assignable interests.