Stephanie Hopkins, SANNE’s head of private debt and capital markets and country head for Jersey, describes how covid-19 has impacted service providers, their fund managers and investor clients.
There’s no doubting the challenge posed by covid-19, but the pandemic is demonstrating the resilience of the asset class, says Doug Hart, CEO of Alter Domus.
In the direct lending space, portfolio management has come under increased focus, explain Twin Brook’s Drew Guyette, Therese Icuss and Kim Trick.
Conditions have rarely looked so favourable for special situations funds, which can now drive solutions to Europe’s liquidity challenges, argues Jaime Prieto, founding partner of Kartesia.
As the world grapples with a public health emergency, public markets have been quick to react. Churchill’s Randy Schwimmer assesses the potential impact on private credit investments and the US mid-market.
As the global coronavirus pandemic pushes investors to evaluate defensive opportunities, it’s time to pay closer attention to the risk/return dynamic, says EQT’s Paul Johnson.
Tree Line’s Tom Quimby on why it is incumbent on direct lenders and LPs to place a premium on the fundamentals in order to deal with unforeseen events, like covid-19.
Antares Capital managing director Graham Manley and senior vice president Devasena Vallabhaneni share key insights from the healthcare sector.
Opportunistic credit pursues ‘off-the-run’ assets and complex funding transactions to stay active and invested in both good and bad environments. Aaron Peck and Kyle Asher of Monroe Capital explore the strategy.
For the seventh year, we recognise the managers, institutional investors and advisory firms considered by their peers to have been the standard bearers of the private debt asset class.