Staff Writer

Private credit managers should focus on the timeless values that will serve them well despite broader market uncertainty, according to David Golub, president of Golub Capital.

Jerome Neyroud, head of infrastructure debt investments at Schroders Capital, on why infra debt is no longer niche, the appeal of the asset class and the sectors poised to drive future demand.

Increasing flexibility surrounding liquidity options is leading to a host of new opportunities for private credit investors, say Partners Group’s Andrew Bellis and Lori Pomerantz.

We believe lending to smaller business has some distinct advantages for investors, says Trevor Clark, founder of TPG Twin Brook.

The cost of US healthcare is going up but outcomes are getting worse – the venture community is at the heart of the search for innovative solutions, says Luke Düster, chief investment officer at CRG.

Convergence in the upper mid-market is creating opportunities, say Kevin Lawi and Christopher Kempton of the Credit Investments Group, UBS Asset Management (formerly Credit Suisse Asset Management).

The US private credit market remains ripe with opportunities, with software-as-a-service a particular standout, says David Flannery, president of Vista Credit Partners.

Bryan High, head of Barings’ Global Private Finance Group, reveals where he sees direct lending heading in the rest of 2024.

Global trends are less of an issue in the traditional mid-market, say Churchill Asset Management’s Randy Schwimmer and Derek Fricke.

The rapid growth of private debt is testing the mettle of loan administration teams, say Michael Von Bevern and Harvey Tian of Suntera Fund Services.