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A swathe of borrowers searching for refinancing over the next few years presents fresh opportunities.
Persistently high rates have transformed the landscape for opportunistic credit strategies, as borrowers seek cheaper refinancing solutions.
Opportunistic credit funds are gearing up for a busy year as increased interest rates start to bite, says Alter Domus group sector head of debt capital markets Greg Myers.
Whether it is to support founders seeking the next phase of growth or to address liquidity needs, opportunistic credit is a growing focus for private credit, says Guillermo Ferre, head of Spain and Italy at Kartesia.
Jack Gay, global head of real estate debt at Nuveen Real Estate, takes an in-depth look at the sector’s key characteristics.
The 'higher for longer' scenario has resulted in some substantial cost increases.
Rates hikes, recession and inflationary pressures continue to weigh heavily on the minds of LPs.
The sale-leaseback is in fashion due to a combination of a manufacturing construction revival and a credit crunch.
With demand for debt rising, returns increasing and a big market growth opportunity in Europe, the growth debt strategy appears to have a bright future. David Bateman and Johan Kampe, co-managing partners at Claret Capital Partners, explore the key trends.
There is confidence that small businesses can hold up reasonably well in the face of macroeconomic challenges. The bigger issue may be access to financing.