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Affinius Capital sets up European lending platform 

The New York-based manager aims to tap into credit opportunities arising outside of the US.

Aflac unit buys 40% stake in direct lender Tree Line

Tree Line’s ‘underwriting discipline’ attracted the insurance giant in its pursuit of exposure to mid-market direct lending.

Invesco’s Rose looks to scale debt platform amid bank pullback

Closings are ticking up as borrowers re-enter the market, but wider activity is still tempered.

Carlyle Q1 results: Strong fee-related earnings and CLO activity

CFO John Redett says CLOs business ‘has great margins’ and CTAC has ‘strong inflow’.

Ratings agencies see shadows over mid-market credit in 2024

S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings agree issuers are showing the strain under high interest rates, and creditor funds will be tested.

ACORE Capital closes largest debt fund of 2024 to date

At a size of $1.4bn, ACORE Credit Partners II is also the joint fourth-largest private real estate fund closed globally so far this year.

SNC report shows steep rise in US troubled loans

The Shared National Credit Program has clocked a 38% increase in ‘non-pass’ loans to $572bn; Marblegate sees opportunity.

PIMCO’s Trausch: ‘A tsunami of refinancing is coming’

Speaking at the PERE Network Europe Forum, the CEO and CIO of the asset management giant said Europe’s debt funding crisis is about to intensify.