Opinion

It may once again be time to consider lending to certain mid-market property types.

Headline numbers and strategic priorities point to strong levels of institutional support, even for areas of the market under scrutiny.

The Fed’s disciplined analysis of private credit stands in sharp contrast to the FSB’s too-broad definitions and the ECB’s skewed scenarios, argues the global head of the Alternative Credit Council.

Timescales matter to investors, often in very different ways, and GPs need to think about how they can cater to those with different outlooks on the future.

We noted key takeaways from this week’s Private Debt Investor APAC Forum in Singapore.

The new deal market has been hampered by negative internal and external factors, but there are signs they may be easing.

Recent moves by Lightrock, Nest and Galvanize offer signs that the private credit market is starting to bridge the climate financing gap, but there is still a long way to go.

This week’s publication of our latest fund performance data was a reminder that strong returns can be made in troubled times.

Investors have concerns over the region – but that doesn’t mean capital will be redirected elsewhere any time soon.