Andrew Hedlund
Goldman Sachs has done it again – raising the largest mezzanine fund ever and breaking its own record in the process, according to PDI data. The storied New York-based investment bank has collected $9.9 billion for its GS Mezzanine Partners VII, which, with leverage, will give the firm $13 billion to deploy. Its latest vehicle […]
The New York-headquartered firm has also expanded its management team, with some senior hires in the past few months, Private Debt Investor has learned.
While the same big players continue to dominate the list of the largest BDCs, new legislation could shake up future rankings.
The march into CLOs and action against the AFFE rule are developments that Andrew Hedlund believes will change the shape of the BDC market in 2019.
The march into CLOs and action against the AFFE rule are developments that Andrew Hedlund believes will change the shape of the BDC market in 2019.
Firms and investors at our annual London event expressed agreement that the non-sponsored deal market has failed to live up to expectations. By Andrew Hedlund
Few private market managers provide fee discounts for early and repeat investors, while credit managers often only provide breaks to those making commitments over a certain amount, Andrew Hedlund finds
Winning trust is not easy, but the country’s investors are being won round to private debt by those GPs willing to do the spadework.
Laws within the continental mainland have caught up with the more creditor-friendly regimes in the US and UK, a development that could comfort LPs committing to European direct lending.
Few private market managers provide fee discounts for early and repeat investors, while credit managers often only provide breaks to those making commitments over a certain amount, Andrew Hedlund finds