Limited Partners

Twilight zone: how LPs are learning to decipher the warning signs of zombie firms

In an era of proliferating zombie funds, the best way to survive the undead is to spot them before they stop breathing.

Private debt fundamentals remain strong amid disruption: Aware Super, ART

Speaking at a PEI Investor Council event in Sydney, the superfunds said their debt portfolios were performing well and that recent high-profile fund redemptions did not change market fundamentals.

CPP Investments unloads European non-performing loan portfolio

Net proceeds near C$1bn to be redeployed as the market for NPL portfolios changes.

Mass probes brokers, advisers, who sold private credit

Bay State regulators widen the blast radius.

Cambridge Associates eyes credit secondaries, speciality lending

Singapore-based partner Audrey The sees fast growth in the investment advisory firm’s wealthy client base in Asia and a continued rise in new allocations to private credit.

State of the market Q2 2026: Pockets of pressure

According to some, the future is at stake (and perhaps be worried if your firm name begins with ‘B’), but there is little in the way of evidence that private credit faces a crisis that spans the entire asset class.

LPs are worried, but not by the noise

While the vibe at the PDI Europe Summit was largely positive, there are concerns over the asset class, though they’re not the ones currently getting most attention.

Apollo beats target on a hybrid fund with $6.5bn close

The strategy that sits between debt and equity is seeing increasing demand from investors.