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Andrew Hedlund

Andrew Hedlund is the Americas Editor at Private Debt Investor where he reports on the private debt market and coordinates coverage of the asset class. Before joining PDI, he reported on corporate bankruptcies for The Deal and Reorg Research, two financial trade publications. Andrew received a master's degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He also earned bachelor of arts degrees in from Arizona State University.
The transaction is just the latest in a string of mergers that are slowly reshaping private credit.
An early adopter, Arizona State Retirement System has become a giant of the asset class. Andrew Hedlund visits its Phoenix offices to find out how its portfolio has been shaped and what the future holds
As BDCs dive down into the capital structure and into sectors facing tough times, recovery rates could be significantly lower than during previous downturns. Andrew Hedlund investigates
From how distressed should be a ‘grind-it-out’ strategy, to making sure GPs are ‘cycle-proofing’ their documents, this is what participants were talking about.
Investors at PDI’s annual London conference voiced appreciation for managers that have been in the trenches and have the battle scars to show it.
The survey sheds a light on where private credit may be headed, and here’s what investors should know.
The direct lender has capped the vehicle at $1.5bn and received a $250m co-investment sidecar from the Kentucky Retirement System.
The second annual Private Debt Investor Seoul Forum featured a bevy of lessons for credit managers about fundraising and engaging with investors in Korea.
When Japanese and Korean investors tell GPs to invest resources in their respective countries, those managers should listen.
The quest for yield has caused many of Japan’s institutional investors to begin wading into private debt.
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