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Our Global Investor 50 ranking identifies some of the key trends in private debt fundraising, and finds insurers very much to the fore.
The maturing asset class continues to appeal to investors, say Keith Miller, global head of private debt, and Agnes Mazurek, global head of innovation for private debt, at Apex Group.
Private debt is set for continued growth, even when traditional lenders become more willing to extend credit again, say CVC’s Andrew Davies and John Empson
In an uncertain macroeconomic environment, it’s business-as-usual for LCM Partners’ asset-backed lending strategy, says Paul Burdell, co-founder and chief executive.
An ageing population in the US provides tailwinds for investors in healthcare, says Antares Capital’s Rich Davidson.
As the asset class evolves, more opportunities are opening up for new approaches, say Victory Park Capital founding CEO Richard Levy and senior partner and co-founder Brendan Carroll.
Investment grade private placement debt affords pension funds greater scope for managing their fixed income portfolio, says MetLife Investment Management’s Jennifer Potenta.
How we compiled the 2022 ranking.
Insurance companies dominate our ranking of private debt’s biggest allocators, which this year is expanded from 30 to 50.
Debt funds set to benefit from strong risk-adjusted returns as terms move in their favour, says Michael Curtis, head of private credit strategies at Fidelity.