Research

The world’s largest asset manager and its recently acquired private credit business are among the victims of the alleged fraud by entities now in bankruptcy.

Miami confab sees insurance demand, excess cash, containing spread widening.

The asset class’s growth, alongside spread compression and heightened competition have it approaching bubble status.

A number of private credit firms have exposure to the latest instance of trouble in the auto and auto-parts industries.

Report finds unitranche activity up by 12% in the region, albeit with ‘modest’ declines in private credit yields.

The proliferation of covenant-light loans is driving competition among lenders, a recent report says. A Houlihan Lokey executive breaks down the consequences.

The fund manager sees opportunities in a lending space still dominated by banks.

Widening spreads make the product attractive, key executive says.

Manager argues that a weak dollar and attacks on the Federal Reserve enhance emerging-market opportunities.