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The sheer number of smaller companies in Europe is vast so who is taking advantage of the opportunities created by this capital gap? Tingting Peng of ESO Capital seeks answers
How Anglo-Saxon and Dutch pension funds are helping to transform the world economy, with alternative assets on their radars. By Nicolas Firzli
Collateralised loan obligations are evolving to cope with the challenges of changing market conditions. Shawn Cooper of Orchard Global Asset Management explains how
John Wills of MetLife Investment Management charts the rise of a market investors are flocking to on an increasingly international basis.
Investors are increasingly looking for more interesting returns which fit between the extremes of fairly safe senior debt and high risk strategies, according to Rede Partners' Alastair Baird
With bank appetites having been curtailed, new investors of all stripes are flocking to this recession-resistant segment of the market, say Hadley Peer Marshall and Ian Simes of Brookfield Infrastructure.
A growing number of women are entering the industry, but the co-founder of GLAS Mia Drennan warns there is still a long way to go.
A defensive portfolio will thrive whatever the wider economy has in store, says Paul Johnson, partner at EQT Credit
The European private debt market is becoming increasingly established and mainstream. So, what shape will this more mature market take and what are the trends to watch over the medium term?
MV Credit’s managing partner and head of investor relations Nicole Downer believes industry-wide action is needed to address private debt’s diversity deficit.