Andy Thomson
Investors in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East have not shown a great deal of support for the private debt asset class up to now. Some think that may be changing.
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In growing quickly, private debt has assumed a greater degree of importance as a source of liquidity – accompanying that come fears over what happens if things go wrong.
... and tell Andy Thomson how they view the industry's progress on ESG. Views range from the sceptical to the optimistic.
The firm's founder and managing director spoke with PDI about direct lending, private debt, and attracting clients who are initially seeking private equity.
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Our rolling five-year fundraising totals show private debt managers continuing to amass bigger war chests and shrugging off the headwinds
Who better to talk to about the most pressing challenges and greatest opportunities facing private debt than some of the asset class’s most prominent supporters? We ask leading investors for their insights into today’s market.
Fund managers may be making claims about unprecedented opportunity, but LPs have a close eye on reporting and investing processes.