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Christopher Faille

Investors are attracted by music's resilience during economic downturns, but are the moats around the sector deep enough?
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Two reports agree on the challenges and apparent โ€˜calmโ€™ of 2026, but suggest different views of what comes next.
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Recently closed fund seeks to exploit space between direct lending and distressed debt, with CIO saying โ€˜navigating volatility is our sandboxโ€™.
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Net proceeds near C$1bn to be redeployed as the market for NPL portfolios changes.
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JPMorgan cuts exposure to the publicly traded BDC after downgrades and stock price dive.
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The strategy that sits between debt and equity is seeing increasing demand from investors.
Interest coverage, like default rates, look good in aggregate but a granular sector view finds concern.
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The groups have submitted an amicus brief saying creditor-on-creditor co-operation is not an illegal cartel and requested that a suit be dismissed.
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The ongoing expansion of the credit secondaries market looks like a buyersโ€™ market. Sellers are selling because they must โ€“ buyers are buying because of a great opportunity.
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San Francisco-based manager focuses on growth-stage, mid-market tech with long-term demand.
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