Our debut ranking reveals the private debt industry’s top law firms by number of closed funds advised on and total capital of underlying vehicles.
2022 was in many respects a terrible year for dealmakers. But it was not such an ill wind for all of them.
TPSF has approved a $50m commitment.
The coming recession will be a major test of how well European private debt funds have prepared for downside, says Triton Debt Opportunities' Amyn Pesnani.
Alternative real estate lenders are small in number but increasingly relied upon by an industry that the banks are withdrawing from. However, there are major difficulties in bridging the funding gap.
In 2023, leading private credit GPs will include environmental, social and governance as a core part of due diligence, both from a credit risk perspective and to ensure no unforeseen regulatory or reputational risks arise during the life of a loan, writes Tamara Close.
'We don’t back companies so they just bumble along sideways, we want to be a catalyst for a step change,' says All Seas Capital's Marc Ciancimino.
Marathon Asset Management's Bruce Richards shares his expectations for the 2023-24 credit cycle.
Disruptive technology and new efficiencies lie in the wings for trade finance, but an additional nudge may be necessary to get them to centre stage.
There are concerns over macroeconomic stresses and leverage, but net asset value finance has proved resilient – and many expect that to continue.