A difficult environment for fundraising skews the odds in favour of the largest managers.
Debt investing in airports may be a small niche in the infrastructure universe, but it possesses attractions.
Heightened capital costs are increasing stress for real estate borrowers in the UK and Europe.
The private equity and debt markets are gaining momentum but this doesn’t mean there’s no cause for concern.
PDI discusses the role of subordinated debt with Brookfield Asset Management's infrastructure debt co-head Ian Simes.
The rise and rise of the business development company has been led by a generation of managers holding views shaped by the 2008-09 global financial crisis.
Interest rates are staying higher for longer, debt service is piling up and liquidity is falling at some business development companies. What could possibly go wrong?
Fundraising growth slows for the largest real estate debt managers – but their success outweighs the rest.
The largest real estate debt managers once again outperformed in a nightmare year for real estate fundraising.
This is a rare part of the market where first-time funds have a chance to stand out.