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If you’re a large manager with freshly raised capital, you may be poised to prosper. For others, things could be about to get more challenging. PDI examines the landscape for private debt following the recent banking woes.
One-third of the maturing loans were made by CMBS lenders a decade ago; the report also finds transaction volume in February plunged from the previous year.
Fears over a recession mean that banks are increasingly looking to shift their performing and non-performing loans off their books. They need a strong counterparty to do so, says Paul Burdell, co-founder and chief executive at LCM Partners
A survey by CAPX reveals lenders’ lack of consensus on the future
The outcome of the Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group’s bankruptcy litigation could drive more capital into the investment industry.
In the keynote speech on day one, Cheng Khai Lim of the Monetary Authority of Singapore outlined some of the opportunities and challenges for the asset class in the region.
With banks once again in trouble across Europe and the US, private credit could offer a vital alternative source of funding, according to Fidelity International's Michael Curtis.
Following the turmoil surrounding the collapse last week of the 800-pound tech lending gorilla, Silicon Valley Bank, we examine some of the collateral damage.
The collapse of the bank has infused the market with uncertainty around the bank’s subscription line of credit business.
Macroeconomic developments seem to have taken a more positive slant, but the need to refinance will expose weaker credits in the end.