From proposals to strengthen disclosure rules to the digitisation of information, experts share their views of the effects on fund administration. By Robin Blumenthal
4 min read · 03 May 2022
A new study has revealed how pertinent information regarding a borrower’s financial health may be kept hidden from lenders, writes Andy Thomson.
3 min read · 03 May 2022
Investors might want to consider emerging markets as events in Ukraine, rising inflation and interest rate hikes threaten to make developed markets less appealing bets for private credit, according to a conference session attended by Alex Lynn.
2 min read · 03 May 2022
Those waiting for distressed debt activity to pick up have needed a lot of patience. Are they finally set to be rewarded?
2 min read · 03 May 2022
Investors sense an opportunity to pursue more niche and specialised strategies in the distressed debt space. Rob Langston considers how the market is innovating after covid.
5 min read · 03 May 2022
Lenders are gaining the upper hand as well as the ability to build a stronger portfolio.
3 min read · 02 May 2022
Leading asset class professionals explain their concerns (and offer reasons why things may not be all that bad).
1 min read · 01 May 2022
The US-based public pension fund has backed a mezzanine vehicle, according to its latest board of trustees meeting.
1 min read · 29 April 2022
How changing bank policy may affect the collateralised loan obligation market. Plus: a retrofitting role for non-bank lenders, and S&P’s take on the default rate. Here’s today’s brief for our valued subscribers only.
6 min read · 29 April 2022
