North America

Pemberton opens New York office to tap US investors

The new office is accompanied by four senior hires aimed at getting North American investors to invest in European credit.

Cracks emerging in BDC loans, mid-market issuers

Direct tariff exposure remains low, but second-order effects could prove troublesome.

Reports: Apollo, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan form partnership to syndicate debt

Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan will serve as broker-dealers, keeping some debt on their balance sheet as well as leading third-party sales

HarbourVest report: Some LPs not taking a holistic approach to private debt

Investing sequentially, rather than simultaneously considering allocations in ABF and niche strategies, could be harming some LPs returns.

New credit intelligence platform aims to democratise credit analysis

The system has been launched by Martini.ai.

Brookfield adds latest partnership

PDI spoke to Brookfield’s Craig Noble about the manager’s acquisition of a majority stake in Angel Oak.

The Real Estate Debt 50 – 2025

Aggregate capital raising for the largest real estate credit managers declined for the first time in the ranking’s history.

Metropolitan Partners Group: Measuring the value of private debt against its cost

Lenders that focus on asset risk rather than credit risk are liberated from the cycle of refinancings, write Paul Lisiak, CIO, and Daniel Leger, senior managing director, at Metropolitan Partners Group.

Measuring the impact of tariffs on mid-market lending

Increasing scrutiny into debt portfolios’ resilience and rapidly changing growth projections will determine the future of mid-market lending activity.