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As ABF evolves into a more diverse asset class, Udai Bishnoi of Sculptor discusses what is required to capitalise on these opportunities.

LPs increasingly value Europe’s diversification opportunities, while the US remains compelling from an opportunistic perspective, says Park Square Capital managing partner Robin Doumar.

As private credit becomes an increasingly crowded market, Chris Hedberg of AllianceBernstein explains what is required to seize upon the best opportunities.

The burgeoning direct lending market in India offers huge potential but there are key nuances that GPs and LPs need to consider, says True North’s Kapil Singhal.

An increased focus on ABF is changing the risk management dynamics of private credit, says Brett Morrell, head of risk solutions at Derivative Path.

Overlooked by many firms, the US lower mid-market can be a fertile hunting ground, according to Metropolitan Partners Group’s Paul Lisiak.

L&G’s Jake Harper says institutional investors may uncover an attractive risk-return profile in emerging market private debt.

The rise of AI is driving an unprecedented build-out of data, compute and energy infrastructure. Private investors with deep operational expertise are uniquely positioned to generate long-term value from this mega-trend, says Brookfield’s Stewart Upson.

Hedge management is increasingly becoming a core strategy for managers seeking to better handle risk, says Brett Morrell, head of risk solutions at Derivative Path

Lower mid-market direct lending provides investors with exposure to parts of the real economy that are underrepresented in public markets and at an earlier stage of value creation, say Apogem Capital’s Josh Niedner and Rob Douglass.