Hannah Roberts
The US private credit market puts in a strong performance despite market headwinds.
Macroeconomic shocks and the outbreak of conflict in recent years has brought energy sovereignty into sharp relief, and private credit is in a prime position to help nations reduce their reliance on finite fossil fuels.
In this episode of The Private Debt Investor Podcast, Barings’ Dadong Yan and Matt Hansford explain why the flexibility afforded by the strategy is a boon to investors looking to balance diversification with long-term stability.
We examine the top takeaways from Private Debt Investor’s Japan Korea Week at a watershed moment for the global private credit industry.
The mid-market universe continues to expand despite market headwinds.
In this podcast, Private Debt Investor’s editors discuss highlights from the 2026 Europe summit held in London at a time when appetite is growing for the asset class.
Investors are looking to expand into new strategies and sector specialisms as focus on the continent intensifies.
Geopolitical turmoil, higher interest rates and the impending maturity wall are causing a surge in appetite for opportunistic and distressed debt.
Respondents say private debt performed well against benchmarks in 2025, despite macro uncertainty, with the vast majority set to raise or maintain their allocations.
With interest rates and trade wars topping LPs’ list of concerns for 2026, managers will need to maintain clear communication channels to assuage investor anxieties, finds our LP Perspectives 2026 Study.