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Managers see using cutting-edge tools to assist operations as high priority – but they still have plenty to do to keep up with the latest trends.
Demetry Zilberg, chief technology officer at Alter Domus, considers the latest developments in artificial intelligence and how private debt can benefit.
There is confidence that small businesses can hold up reasonably well in the face of macroeconomic challenges. The bigger issue may be access to financing.
The world of blockchain development and innovation continues, regardless of recent blow-ups and courtroom drama.
Managers have mixed opinions on which areas of private funds management will most benefit from artificial intelligence technology, according to Private Debt Investor’s latest Private Fund Leaders Survey.
Private debt appears better positioned compared with other asset classes, with robust fundraising and strong returns despite a challenging climate.
How is technology creating fresh ways for private debt funds to interact with consumers?
Investing in larger companies has many advantages, especially in these more challenging times, say Blackstone’s Brad Marshall and Jonathan Bock.
Hamilton Lane and KKR are among those using tokenisation to convert private debt assets into tradable instruments
The credit review process is a prime candidate for early adoption of artificial intelligence