Limited Partners

Will UK pension reform help alternatives managers?

The UK government wants to beef up its pensions sector to compete with the biggest players from the US and Australia.

Alberta government ousts AIMCo board members, installs interim CEO

The Canadian province’s legislature, led by premier Danielle Smith, dismissed AIMCo’s CEO, Evan Siddall, along with three other board members last Thursday.

FCERA approves $250m debt allocation and $300m to $400m pacing plan

The Fresno-based pension fund maintains its 8% target allocation to private debt, sees reasonable IRR from those funds.

The talent crunch calls for creative thinking

Firms are increasingly looking for private debt professionals who can offer them ‘the whole package’, but a dearth of specialist talent is highlighting the challenges of hiring.

Pemberton Asset Management on multi-strategy solutions and new frontiers in private credit

Thomas Duetoft, partner, senior portfolio manager and multi-strategy solutions lead at Pemberton Asset Management, highlights the factors driving more diverse investment opportunities for LPs.

All Seas Capital: Borrowers and LPs line up for hybrid opportunities

Market players are increasingly recognising the advantages of pursuing hybrid credit strategies, say All Seas Capital co-founders Marc Ciancimino and Cristobal Cuart.

Why LP demand for senior debt is stronger than ever

Limited partners are playing it safe as the most secure part of the capital structure claims a greater share of fundraising.

KBRA sees a tension in the rating of feeder funds

New report from rater surveys the key legal features observed in rated transactions.

Goldman Sachs: LPs are significantly underweight to private debt

Survey shows a mixed bag in investor attitudes toward the asset class, though many intend to increase allocations

Private credit still runner-up to PE, LPs say

LPs want more centralised data, are bullish on dealmaking in 2025, but unsatisfied with returns.