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Highly diversified and resilient, the European collateralised loan obligation market is attracting increasing attention, say Permira Credit’s Ariadna Stefanescu and Jihan Saeed.

Healthcare activity in the middle market has been and is expected to remain robust, driven by a number of factors, says Twin Brook Capital Partners’ Faraaz Kamran.

As banks continue to pull back from real estate lending, Europe emerges as a growth market for private debt, argues Schroders’ Natalie Howard.

Demand for certain segments of hospitality is back, and lenders with appetite to provide debt liquidity in the sector stand to benefit from this, argue MetLife Investment Management’s Bill Webster, head of hotel asset management, and William Pattison, head of real estate research and strategy.

Understanding the key real estate trends emerging from the pandemic leads to credit opportunities that investors can benefit from, argues BentallGreenOak’s Jim Blakemore.

As GPs and LPs wake up to the benefits of subscription lines, there is a need for more transparency, say Ryan Crowell and Yuriy Shterk of Allvue Systems.

With a surge in GP-led deals complementing traditional LP stake transactions, the private debt secondary market is attracting a lot of attention. Olga Kosters of Tikehau Capital sheds light on how the market is evolving.

As GPs and LPs wake up to the benefits of subscription lines and other fund finance solutions, there is a need for more transparency, say Ryan Crowell, product manager for private debt, and Yuriy Shterk, chief product officer, at Allvue Systems.

With virtual fundraising, LIBOR transition and rapidly growing data demands from investors, managers are investing to up their game on digital solutions, says Keith Miller, global head of private debt at Sanne Group.

Investment in new tech solutions is required to prepare for future growth, as reporting and monitoring demands multiply, says Greg Myers, global segment head of debt capital markets at Alter Domus.