PEI Private Credit Staff Writer
In today's edition, Santander grows its infrastructure debt operation to help manage two new funds. Plus: smaller managers are finding fundraising a struggle; and we invite our readers to participate in our emerging manager survey. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
In today's edition, Analysis of the top fundraisers finds that North American GPs continue to be the dominant force in private credit. However, European unitranche deals are making a comeback, according to research by Houlihan Lokey. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
In today's edition, Blue Owl opens window for BDC tender offer. Plus: Carlyle backs storied US racetrack; and CFA Institute calls for better retail regulations in private credit. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Liquidity is not a great problem for established funds, but Corpay’s latest Lender Book Report finds emerging managers struggling to get what they require.
Sponsors can complement good underwriting but not replace it, say Apogem Capital’s Bill Kindorf and Adam Willis.
The CLO market has challenges, but prospects for the rest of the year look bright as it demonstrates continuing resilience, says Matt Maggio, director and senior portfolio manager in the securitised credit and CLO management team at RBC BlueBay Asset Management.
Welcome to our new-look magazine. In this issue we put the spotlight on innovation with three forces reshaping fund finance; take a deep dive into fund finance and NAV lending; examine the state of the CLO market; and much more...
It’s a challenging environment, especially for new issuance, but Josy Mazzucchiello, head of European CLOs and CLO investing, and Marisa Chen, head of structured issuance, at Partners Group, believe appetite for CLOs will be maintained.
A proactive approach to risk across portfolios and assets is key to staying on the front foot, say Gordon Brothers’ global head of credit Mark Bohntinsky and chief transaction officer Kyle Shonak.
Retail money may be fleeing BDCs right now, but that doesn’t mean private credit’s dalliance with retail money is over, writes David Brooke.