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Convergence in the upper mid-market is creating opportunities, say Kevin Lawi and Christopher Kempton of the Credit Investments Group, UBS Asset Management (formerly Credit Suisse Asset Management).

The US private credit market remains ripe with opportunities, with software-as-a-service a particular standout, says David Flannery, president of Vista Credit Partners.

Bryan High, head of Barings’ Global Private Finance Group, reveals where he sees direct lending heading in the rest of 2024.

Global trends are less of an issue in the traditional mid-market, say Churchill Asset Management’s Randy Schwimmer and Derek Fricke.

The rapid growth of private debt is testing the mettle of loan administration teams, say Michael Von Bevern and Harvey Tian of Suntera Fund Services.

Whether you opt to outsource or run your own team, experience is key, says Greg Myers, global sector head, debt capital markets at Alter Domus.

What role might private debt providers play in the energy transition? John Carey, head of infrastructure debt, Europe, and Lushan Sun, private credit research manager, at Legal & General Private Markets, analyse the opportunities

Over the last decade, net asset value finance has grown into a $100bn mainstream market, which is forecast to grow to some $700bn by 2030. In this podcast, 17Capital’s Dane Graham discusses why he thinks this is only the beginning of its growth trajectory.

Europe is playing catch-up compared with the US when it comes to attracting private wealth. James Board and Owen Lysak, partners at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, chart the progress that has been made.

Attractive return profiles and strong lender protections with limited loss rates are key benefits of ABSF, says David Ross, managing director and head of private credit at Northleaf Capital Partners.