Investors

The next wave of private debt is just starting to build – and it’s called asset-based lending. But supply of GPs is not yet keeping pace with demand from LPs.

So much has changed in the private debt world over the last year or so, and Europe has its own particular set of challenges. Delegates at our Europe Summit this week tuned in to the key talking points.

A Moody’s report and a Lombard Odier white paper offer different visions of risk and opportunity for lenders in the sustainability space.

Private debt has found another area of financing where traditional players are struggling to maintain their dominance.

The Shared National Credit Program has clocked a 38% increase in 'non-pass' loans to $572bn; Marblegate sees opportunity.

More than half of institutional investors are underallocated to private credit.

A larger and more diverse universe of opportunity for distressed debt and opportunistic credit is unfolding. There are a number of reasons why.

Tough times may lie ahead for the UK – but will expectations for distressed activity be realised this time?

Opportunities are opening up for private credit investors in markets such as India and Australia, but domestic banks are fighting back in Southeast Asia.

'There has been some bad behaviour that has caused some of these frustrations,' he said.