Investors

Campbell Lutyens also finds concerns among investors that private credit is growing too quickly.

Meier, who oversees assets worth $272bn, believes private equity’s fees are ‘too high’.

The pension fund has increased its debt allocation to 5.4 percent, which has netted a 7.8 percent return year-to-date.

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Four limited partners at the PDI New York Forum seemed satisfied with what their portfolios were delivering, but wanted more deployment and had some concern over deal terms.

Protecting certain types of investors might come at the price of taking away one of private debt’s key competitive advantages. City of Stamford investment and pension expert Eric Newman ponders the dilemma.

Maryland pension executive Mike Fang will be one of the leading investor lights at our PDI New York Forum next week. His organisation has a reason for avoiding plain vanilla lending.

The $257bn pension has been seeking alternatives to secondaries sales to avoid taking massive discounts in such transactions.

Florian Hofer of Golding Capital Partners will be marking private debt’s scorecard at our PDI Germany Forum in Munich. Resilience through crises is a factor in its favour.

From modest beginnings, the relationship between private debt and ESG is gathering momentum. Priscilla Schnepper of the European Investment Fund will discuss key developments at our PDI Germany Forum.