Private Debt Investor LP Perspectives report

The latest research on what investors think about private debt

Our LP Perspectives study 2025 reveals investor enthusiasm for private debt continuing to grow, in spite of economic and geopolitical challenges which have had an impact of fundraising and deals. Just one peek into the swathes of data you can dive into on this page: 57 percent of LPs say they are keen to increase their private debt allocations over the next 12 months. That’s a stat to lift the spirits of GPs fighting headwinds.

LP Perspectives 2025: Read the full report here

More than half of investors are keen to ramp up their private debt allocations, according to our 2025 LP Perspectives study. But there are concerns around hidden risk and competition for deals.

METHODOLOGY

The LP Perspectives 2025 Study is Private Debt Investor’s annual survey of institutional investors’ approaches to alternative asset classes. It provides a granular view of the market, both current and future, by gathering insight on LPs’ asset allocations, propensity to invest and performance predictions. It is a global study, reflected in the questions and the respondents, which allows for meaningful views and cross-regional comparisons across asset classes.

The question set is reviewed annually in order to reflect market developments and shifts in sentiment. For the 2025 study, we surveyed 107 institutional investors. Fieldwork was carried out in September and October 2024. Participation is always anonymous.

PREVIOUS COVERAGE

Private debt is at the top of investors’ priority lists for 2024, Private Debt Investor’s annual study of the LP community finds. With more than 90 percent of LPs planning to commit the same or more to private debt than last year, this year’s report looks at which sectors and regions are attracting the most new capital, the macro challenges worrying investors and contrasting attitudes to ESG, along with much more.

Against a backdrop of economic and geopolitical headwinds, marked by soaring inflation and rising interest rates, Private Debt Investor’s annual study of the LP community takes stock of investor sentiment towards the asset class. From investment plans to due diligence priorities and attitudes towards GPs’ ESG programmes, this year’s study tracks LP expectations for private debt going into 2023.

The 2022 study tracks LP sentiment and expectations for the future of the asset class. Private Debt Investor surveyed 111 institutional investors, gathering insight on their asset allocation, propensity to invest and performance predictions.

The annual LP Perspectives study has now been running for nine years, but none have been conducted against a backdrop of macro uncertainty and upheaval quite like the last 12 months. In these testing times, the 2021 study tracks LP sentiment and expectations for the future of the asset class. Private Debt Investor surveyed 100 institutional investors, gathering insight on their asset allocation, propensity to invest and performance predictions.

At a turbulent time for the industry, LP opinions are more important than ever. That’s where Private Debt Investor’LP Perspectives Survey 2020, one of the most comprehensive of the private debt investor universe, comes in. For this 2020 study, PEI’s Research & Analytics team surveyed 146 institutional investors to find out what’s driving them, what’s worrying them and how they see the future of the asset class.

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