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Tougher times lie ahead and fund managers need to have an action plan for how to guard against issues down the line.
Record numbers of LPs are committing capital to secondaries funds in private debt.
Scott Ramsower, head of private equity funds at Teacher Retirement System of Texas, explains why the public pension fund is leaning into partnerships and spending more time on due diligence.
Investors remain confident that private debt can hit benchmarks, despite some overallocation concerns.
As debt markets tighten, LPs are becoming more particular about how managers use subscription credit lines and NAV finance, writes Nicholas Neveling.
As LPs continue to focus on ESG, there are signs GPs are getting better at meeting their demands.
The growing popularity of private debt is forcing fund managers to look to external specialists for support, says Greg Myers, global sector head for debt capital markets at Alter Domus.
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Non-performing loans, bankruptcy claims and bridging finance are among the niche strategies set to outperform in 2023, says Zach Lewy, founder, CEO and CIO at Arrow Global.
Investors look for managers with the talent, capacity and experience to ride out market volatility, writes James Williams.