Regulation & Legal

Litigation finance starts courting mid-market approval

With litigation finance rising in popularity among investors, what is the reality of creating strategies targeting this corner of the market?

India’s alternative capital potential is huge

The banks dominate in the region but, in India, regulations are tipping things in favour of alternative capital sources.

Mass probes brokers, advisers, who sold private credit

Bay State regulators widen the blast radius.

New opportunities arise in private credit amid redemption wave: Milken panel

Retail investor redemptions are not being viewed as a troubling sign for private credit GPs, panellists say, echoing US SEC chair’s sentiment that asset class is not facing systemic issues.

Trade groups dispute antitrust label on creditor co-operation agreements

The groups have submitted an amicus brief saying creditor-on-creditor co-operation is not an illegal cartel and requested that a suit be dismissed.

Jirí Król: How the UK has achieved a good balance in its securitisation reform proposals

Competitiveness and investor protection are given equal standing and weight throughout the proposals, writes the global head of the Alternative Credit Council.

InterVest Capital Partners: Asset-based finance is attractive but diversification is key

There are plenty of exciting asset-backed opportunities emerging for investors capable of navigating cyclicality, says Michael Gontar, chief executive officer at InterVest capital partners.