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Mattis Poetter of Arcmont Asset Management and Mat Linett of Churchill Asset Management explain why the picture for mid-market lending remains compelling, despite negative headlines.

Asia-Pacific is a structurally promising market where the role of fund administrator is central to scaling private credit, says Christophe Picardel, head of private capital, Asia-Pacific, Securities Services at BNP Paribas.

Asia-Pacific is complex and demands a sophisticated approach to individual markets. But the opportunity has never been better for managers with deep understanding and relationships, says Haseeb Malik, head of Asia Credit at Värde Partners.

The disruptive influence of artificial intelligence means sector knowledge in private credit has never been more important, say Permira Credit’s David Hirschmann and Benoit Vauchy.

Increased scale, dedicated capital and the rise of GP-led deals are contributing to a secondaries boom, say Callum Smith and Lori Pomerantz of Partners Group, and Marco Busca of Generali Asset Management.

Credit secondaries has strong momentum but still room for growth and new players, according to Bruno Bertrand-Delfau, Chris Robinson and Mike Suppappola, partners and co-heads of the Secondary Transactions and Liquidity Solutions practice at Proskauer.

Asset-backed strategies and managers prioritising local origination are best positioned to succeed in Europe as the market grapples with testing macro conditions, says Adam Baghdadi, managing director at Arrow Global.

As European private credit continues its growth trajectory, Michael Massarano of Arcmont Asset Management digs into what is required to stay ahead of competitors against a volatile macroeconomic backdrop.

Amyn Pesnani and Matthew Turner at Triton Partners explain why thorough due diligence and risk underwriting are so crucial to offering a differentiated approach to European credit investing.

An abundance of capital and opportunity is coming together, say Mark Boyagi, Sean Hill and Ted Cardos, partners in the investment funds practice at Kirkland & Ellis.