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Consumer lending on the rise despite economic pressuresAs banks sell US consumer loans and insurers bid up prices, private credit managers are split between leaning in, staying underweight and waiting for distress.
Carlyle announces $225m asset-backed deal with commercial vehicle fleet firmThe deal is being led by Carlyle’s ABF team, which manages roughly $12.1bn in assets.
Carlyle-affiliated Fortitude Re strikes reinsurance deal with UnumThe deal to transfer $3.8bn of long-term care policies to Fortitude will earn Carlyle recurring fees.
AI in private debt: A modest start but rapid growthMarket participants need to get their heads around what has changed, what hasn’t and what soon may.
Are BDC intermediary relationships changing?While some managers suggest their relationship with intermediaries is the same, investor capital continues to leave non-listed BDCs.
The Infrastructure Investor Debt 30 2026: The biggest and the bestCredit fundraising for the top firms eases past $186bn as sticky interest rates and monopolistic cashflows tempt investors.
LibreMax launches debut interval fund as hedge funds circle private creditLibreMax Asset-Backed Income Fund targets asset-backed finance and traded structured credit opportunities.
The five hottest opportunities shaping European private creditLP interest in European opportunities against a challenging geopolitical backdrop has been well publicised, but how can lenders differentiate their offerings in an increasingly crowded market?
Defence moves to the frontlineA huge increase in government spending, increasingly positive investor sentiment and a shift from the new economy to the old – all reasons why European defence is a lender target.
The ABF pivot winning over US limited partnersManagers will expand their capabilities within asset-backed finance in 2026, but focus on partnerships with originators.