Private debt fund managers are struggling to raise capital, but investors have reason to gain confidence in the prospects of the asset class.
2 min read · 27 July 2023
A growing market for alternative lending is developing among sports leagues with multi-billion dollar financings attracting the eyes of credit managers
2 min read · 20 July 2023
In the face of growing cost pressures, there are few signs that private debt borrowers are experiencing widespread distress.
2 min read · 13 July 2023
An expanding pool of Japanese investors have conviction in high-risk distress – a significant development for the country’s LP base.
2 min read · 06 July 2023
Although Silicon Valley Bank is still doing deals, a number of players are maneuvering to fill the chasm its implosion created.
2 min read · 29 June 2023
Rising rates are putting companies under pressure, but predicting widespread distressed activity continues to be a brave bet.
2 min read · 22 June 2023
Progress has been made but more still needs to be done as GPs strive to make their sustainability efforts meaningful.
2 min read · 15 June 2023
The problems afflicting regional banks have created new openings for private debt firms, as they buy up secondary positions and act as replacement capital.
2 min read · 08 June 2023
The last 10 years have seen private debt firms move from claiming increasing share in the mid-market to starting to do the same at the larger end.
2 min read · 01 June 2023
