PEI Staff
The study will investigate how investors are approaching real estate debt and the role it plays in their portfolios.
US private managers agree that the retrenchment of US banks from US lower mid-market lending is permanent.
The July/Aug 2018 issue of PDI includes our annual CLO report. Here are some of the key findings, from regulation to competition.
Lending platforms are now attracting institutional backing as investors that have had their fill of the mid-market increasingly move into the SME space. Sachin Patel of Funding Circle explains the trend.
The benign credit cycle appears to have almost run its course, but there are few signs of structural concerns. Martin Wheeler and David Mortimer of ICG Longbow examine some of the market’s key characteristics.
Distressed debt funds can demonstrate strong performance in times of economic turmoil, but crisis is not a prerequisite for success, explains Thibaut de Laval, chief strategy officer at eFront.
Distressed debt opportunities are on the rise. In a dynamic market investors must be flexible and prepared, writes Bill Brady, head of private credit group and member of special situations group with law firm Paul Hastings.
The past year has seen increasing appetite for distressed debt and special situations.
PDI considers the factors behind the trend.
Research shows that firms with leadership teams representing an array of backgrounds are more profitable. Antares Board members Melina Higgins and Diane Nordin discuss why a diverse workforce makes good business sense.
With Europe’s private debt markets continuing to mature, fund managers are growing businesses across the region. Graeme Delaney-Smith, head of European direct lending at Alcentra, considers the opportunity.