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Legalist founder Eva Shang speaks to Andy Thomson about how her firm grew quite literally out of a garage.
Debt is proving an attractive option for tech firms that are being frozen out of the equity markets.
Software continues to be an attractive lending space despite changing market conditions, says Erik Bissonnette, managing director at Owl Rock, a division of BlueOwl, and co-portfolio manager of Owl Rock’s technology investing vehicles.
Challenging market conditions are putting operational efficiency under the spotlight, and data can be expected to have a major role to play.
As private debt investors target technology, direct lenders with experience and expertise will stand out in the crowd against a less certain backdrop, say Zia Uddin, Stewart Hanlon and Mark Solovy of Monroe Capital.
The appetite for software deals among private credit firms shows no signs of abating as lenders continue to raise bumper capital pools to target the sector.
Private credit investing in the software and tech sector is well positioned to weather the current macroeconomic environment, say AB Private Credit Investors’ Shishir Agrawal and Jay Ramakrishnan.
As private debt investors target technology, direct lenders with experience and expertise will stand out in the crowd against a less certain backdrop, say Zia Uddin, Stewart Hanlon and Mark Solovy of Monroe Capital.
Vehicle hits its target and will provide asset-based lending to companies disrupting traditional financial markets.
From proposals to strengthen disclosure rules to the digitisation of information, experts share their views of the effects on fund administration. By Robin Blumenthal