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What lies ahead for co-op arrangements?

Following a bumper year for co-op arrangements between different creditors, the distressed debt investment world is watching the space with interest.

What’s next for defaults in a muted environment?

The lower number of defaults expected in 2025 could concern distressed investors, but many are taking a more nuanced view.

Asia-Pacific is a tough market to crack

Fundraising for Asia-Pacific distressed debt is challenging and accessing dealflow can be hard. However, opportunities abound for those with the right capabilities and good connections.

Distressed debt by the numbers

Distressed strategies took a hit in 2024, with fundraising totals down considerably on 2023’s figures and marking a significant drop on the highs of 2019-20.

The legal perspective on distressed debt

Managers can still expect a complexity premium for distressed strategies, say two lawyers from this year’s Private Debt Investor Rising Stars list.

Download the April 2025 issue of Private Debt Investor

Inside: An opportunistic credit and distressed debt special issue – PDI takes a deep dive into how investors are navigating uncertainty; Plus, a 14-page special report on private credit in Asia; And much more…

Evaluating the 2025 interest rate reset opportunity

With a potential reset of interest rates likely to put indebted companies under even greater pressure, will there be a wave of opportunities for distressed debt investors?

Investor Intentions: LADWP receives private debt pacing plan

Los Angeles Water & Power Employees Retirement Plan recommended to commit $300m-$400m to private debt annually until 2029 by RVK.

Investor Intentions: Asian investors explore opportunities in the real estate credit market

Founding director of family office GreenBear Group LLC shares insights on the sentiment surrounding the private equity real estate debt market in APAC.

Investor Intentions: APAC real estate debt front of mind for JRT

With real estate valuations at their peak, Singapore-based JRT Partners is turning to private real estate debt in 2025, eyeing opportunities across Asia-Pacific.