The NASDAQ-listed alternatives manager reported negative ENI for the year in its credit-focused global market strategies division and joined a number of other listed alternative investment managers by announcing a $200m repurchase programme.
3 min read · 10 February 2016
Capital gathered for closed-ended private subordinated and mezzanine debt funds increases by over $3 billion between 2014 and 2015.
1 min read · 04 February 2016
The NYSE-listed alternative investment manager reported a steep year-on-year fall in fourth quarter economic net income and announced a $250m share repurchase programme. The firm’s share price has fallen from around $24 per share a year ago to trade at under $13 per share this week.
3 min read · 03 February 2016
The Australian manager, which has traditionally pursued infra debt through separate accounts, is targeting an initial $400m first close on the vehicle.
1 min read · 26 January 2016
The fund management arm of the Indian conglomerate plans to raise money for investment in distressed and turnaround situations sourced from the sale of bad loans by Indian banks.
2 min read · 22 January 2016
The country is outpacing other international investors in terms of US CRE volume, according to preliminary data from Real Capital Analytics.
3 min read · 20 January 2016
Executives speaking at the HKVCA Asia Private Equity Forum 2016 said that private debt opportunities abound as banks face regulatory constraints.
2 min read · 20 January 2016
The firm’s 2016 market outlook posits that private credit is a “huge opportunity” this year, as the alternative investment giant looks to build on its direct lending, ABL and special situations business lines.
2 min read · 14 January 2016
The all-equity acquisition of a Western Chinese non-bank lender by NASDAQ-listed DT Asia Investments will mean the lender, renamed China Direct Lending Corporation, will be listed in the US.
2 min read · 13 January 2016
The Chinese real estate developer, which is seeking to restructure its large debt pile, has offered lenders 1 percent of what they are owed upfront if they sign the restructuring deal within the next two weeks.
2 min read · 11 January 2016
