Coronavirus

Our latest figures show private debt funds are finding it tough to raise capital, but this was true before the virus struck.

Effective communication during the coronavirus pandemic will be key to safeguarding businesses and preparing for the future, writes Prosek Partners' Josh Clarkson

Collateralised loan obligation losses could hit $100bn in the next two years, one firm predicts.

Our senior editorial teams covering PE, private debt, infrastructure, real estate and secondaries discuss the latest in how private markets are responding to the coronavirus pandemic. Plus: ways firms are helping people out in the crisis.

Although valuations are unlikely to fall in the short term, managers should be wary of expecting a rapid recovery in the global economy.

The chief investment officer at the South Korean pension says the covid-19 outbreak is making it hard to execute a planned alternatives ramp-up.

Amidst startup layoffs and drying up deal opportunities in the time of the coronavirus pandemic, venture debt is blossoming.

Unlike 2008, 'you have a situation where revenues have gone to virtually zero overnight'.

As in the last major crisis, non-bank lenders will be expected to displace the banks as a source of finance.

A number of stress scenarios could see significant downgrades of some tranches.