North America

Jirí Król: A US policy shift that bodes well for private debt

Under President Trump, the SEC is expected to put greater focus on capital formation in both public and private markets.

Dallas Police & Fire Pension outlines path to 4% debt allocation

Pension raises target from 1%, and prioritises senior direct lending, with ventures into real assets and structured credit.

How ABF grew out of a crisis

Asset-based finance is the phrase on everyone’s lips, as we trace its origins and map its future growth.

LaSalle: Keeping pace with evolving markets

What opportunities are there for real estate debt investors in the US and Europe? LaSalle’s David White and Craig Oram talk through the tailwinds set to impact the sector.

With potential defaults looming, Arizona pension seeks more private credit

Public safety pension’s investment heads articulate potential benefits for LPs in healthy private credit allocation in what they expect to be a turbulent 2025

Apollo, Securitize form partnership for private debt tokens

The tokenised feeder fund represents the next step in Apollo’s private markets democratisation efforts.

Opportunistic credit outshines overall investment performance for Marin County pension

LP’s recent foray into private credit posted strong returns in 2024, and GPs expect more to come in favourable environment.

Evolution holds $465m first close of opportunistic credit fund

The fund has begun investing and will target borrowers with $50m-$100m in EBITDA.

Liberty Mutual agrees to purchase $5bn of consumer loans

The blockbuster capital partnership is the third of its kind in the last two months.

Connecticut Retirement plans for $1.85bn in credit commitments in 2025

Pension fund is looking to nearly double its private debt allocation to 10% over the next three years.