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Download the April 2026 issue of Private Debt Investor

Inside: How credit managers are navigating the ‘SaaS-pocalypse’; Inside the co-investment trend – an 11-page special report; Plus, asset-based finance finds a role in commercial real estate portfolios; And much more…

How can GPs make co-investment work for them?

In a challenging fundraising environment, co-investment is a strong bargaining chip for LPs – but it can create headaches for fund managers.

Strategy guide: Reputation

Souring customer relationships can have an outsized effect on future deals in what is a relatively small segment of the industry.

Co-investment: The right deal for the right fee

Co-investment offers fee benefits and an opportunity for greater selectivity, but due diligence can be demanding and co-investors need to consider that they will remain passive investors.

Download PDI’s 2026 Opportunistic Credit & Distressed Debt report

Inside: Mastering the game – a 9-part investment guide to succeeding in distressed strategies, from restructurings to reacting to interest rate changes; Expert analysis from industry leaders; And much more…

Strategy guide: Interest rates

The next few months could represent a crunch point for opportunistic and distressed credit managers as long-term interest rate challenges hit portfolios.

Strategy guide: Underwriting expertise

Why understanding the reasons behind a company’s struggles – and whether they are cyclical or structural – is crucial to evaluating investment opportunities, our nine-part strategy guide explores.

Strategy guide: Downside protection

Resilience is the name of the game when it comes to organising downside protection in distressed strategies.

Strategy guide: Capital structure

The ways in which lenders evaluate their capital structures are being scrutinised by LPs when deciding between opportunities in this competitive segment of the market.

Strategy guide: Portfolio construction

Diversification across sectors and asset classes is a key consideration for opportunistic and distressed credit managers, but approaches to portfolio construction differ depending on allocator appetite.