The UK-based lower mid-market lender has brought in Richard Smart from NatWest as it prepares to raise its largest domestic fund to date.
There’s a big opportunity cost to vintage timing and diversification, according to a new paper – posing a challenge to traditional thinking on the subject.
Global financial institutions differ in their assessment of systemic risk, says Alex Di Santo of Crestbridge.
Pressure on rents may persist, but a new dynamic will be positive for debt in the long term, says Forum Investment Group.
Investors in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East have not shown a great deal of support for the private debt asset class up to now. Some think that may be changing.
A focus on collateral allows asset-based lending to provide something of a safe haven in volatile times. Larry Klaff and Lisa Galeota of First Eagle Alternative Credit consider its merits.
S&P Global Ratings expects that the private credit market will continue to grow in 2024, although more slowly than in 2023.
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We look at how rapid rates increases completely changed the market in 2023 as part of our series assessing the trends of the year.