Staff Writer
The resilience of Australia’s real estate debt market should not be underestimated, says Metrics Credit Partners’ Andrew Lockhart.
As private debt becomes more competitive, Park Square Capital’s Robin Doumar explains why investors need to stay selective.
Credit managers that maintain a thoughtful approach to deployment stand to gain as allocations to the asset class continue to increase, say Brinley Partners’ Kerry Dolan and Rex Chung.
Private credit managers are expanding the menu of products and structures they offer as borrowers seek out further flexibility and creativity, say Latham & Watkins’ Stelios Saffos, Dan Seale, Alfred Xue and Peter Sluka.
Joseph Goldschmid and Christopher Kenny of Oak Hill Advisors explain how they are seeking to find the best opportunities in a growing special situations market.
Kartesia Asset Finance’s Fabrice Fraikin explains why asset-backed finance is going from strength to strength in 2026 – and why the underlying work around details can’t be overlooked.
The next phase of private credit’s expansion will come from a wider array of strategies as fierce competition catalyses greater creativity in the hunt for returns and scale, say Davis Polk & Wardwell partners Zachary Frimet, Jason Kyrwood and Nicholas Palumbo.
Diversification is paramount as investors look to private credit to provide safe yield, says Cliffwater’s Blake Nesbitt.
What are investors looking for as they seek to exploit the ABF opportunity? Laura Parrott, senior managing director and head of private fixed income, and Jessica Bailey, global head of infrastructure, at Nuveen Private Markets, provide answers.
Asset-based finance offers different risk and return profiles that make it appealing to a broad investor base, says John Wright, a partner and global head of credit at Bain Capital.