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Private lender's index, report offer hope for macro 'soft landing' as pressures abate.
In this third episode of our miniseries Private Markets and the End of Cheap Money, we explore key trends in private debt with industry professionals. While the asset class is not without challenges, some see better prospects for investing there than they have in some time.
The coming recession will be a major test of how well private debt funds have prepared for downside, says Triton's Amyn Pesnani.
A confluence of factors seems to be setting up the credit markets for some rough going, and it appears that private debt won’t escape unscathed this time around.
Allianz GI's Claus Fintzen explains why infrastructure debt can help portfolios in difficult macroeconomic circumstances.
Collateralised loan obligations have stood up under stress before, but conditions now may be more demanding than ever.
It’s awards time, and we anticipate being reminded of manifold achievements over the last year – even as the market prepares for a stern challenge ahead.
Vehicle beats its target, and a new commentary by Oaktree may throw some unintended light on its strategy.
Despite economic headwinds, ICG's Peter Lockhead and Mathieu Vigier expect 2022 will be a strong year for M&A activity.
Despite concerns about economic recession and high inflation, consumer credit continues to be robust.