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Tariff-generated volatility froze capital raising in its tracks in Q2, but investors of all stripes are preparing bigger private debt allocations.

IG credit and ABF, as well as CLO management, part of the unit that represents 82% of AUM, contribute to the results.

Private lenders are poised to snap up $1trn of CRE mortgages in the next three to five years, says Moody’s.

Mark Jenkins, Carlyle’s head of global credit, will become co-president of the firm alongside John Redett and Jeff Nedelman.

President Jon Gray sees the dealmaking pause in the rearview mirror, and expresses optimism for a return of M&A.

The LIBOR scandal finally came to an end this week, after two London traders had their convictions overturned. But could interest rates be manipulated like this again?

Stuart Wrigley, who will also lead the firm’s Asia-Pacific expansion from a new Singapore office, joins following a 24-year stint at GSAM, most recently as head of its APAC client solutions group.

The outgoing investment chair of mutual insurer Foresters Friendly Society, who also runs his own investment office, outlines concerns about the private debt market and why he likes certain strategies and avoids others.

Direct lending to sponsor-backed corporates has become a crowded market, Federated Hermes’ report found.