Opinion

With capital raising favouring the larger managers, regional expansion from the US to Europe is increasingly being considered.

Private debt managers keen to attract insurance capital always need to keep a close eye on regulation, but few are likely to be put off by the demands.

Aided by support schemes, many businesses have been protected from the worst effects of the pandemic. But what happens when this boost comes to an end?

Distressed debt can be an ‘all or nothing’ strategy. Get it right and rich rewards await; get it wrong and you may have unhappy investors.

The last year has seen an increasing number of partnerships formed between GPs and insurance firms. There are compelling reasons behind the trend.

Much as renewables are driving sector-focused equity fundraising, the same movement is being seen on the debt side, with digital infra potentially not far behind.

There’s a big new name in a relatively small part of the private debt universe. Investors will take note.

The region is attracting stronger interest, but a weak fundraising environment is proving a hindrance to private debt’s progress.

They have gradually been making their presence felt, and many feel SWFs will soon become more ambitious when it comes to private debt.