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.
3 min read · 06 May 2026
Interest coverage, like default rates, look good in aggregate but a granular sector view finds concern.
2 min read · 04 May 2026
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.
3 min read · 01 May 2026
Southern California pension with $9.5bn in assets approves plans for a third year of stepped-down private credit commitments as it draws closer to allocation target
2 min read · 01 May 2026
S&P figures find 28% increase in large corporate filings, while BankruptcyData sees surge across sizes.
2 min read · 24 April 2026
Consultant for $14bn pension plan, Callan, provided an overview of private credit’s potential tailwinds that ran the gamut – from retail investors to defaults and AI disruption.
3 min read · 14 April 2026
An ex-Goldman Sachs executive will succeed Edwin Wong, with new co-heads for the Asia special situations strategy also in place.
2 min read · 09 April 2026
There has been rising interest in accessing European investment risk but access points are narrow, says Elad Shraga of the London-based firm.
4 min read · 02 April 2026
Capital solutions strategies afford companies partnerships that are rooted in aligned value creation, with high levels of flexibility, says Blaine MacDougald, partner and co-head of KKR’s Strategic Investments Group.
5 min read · 01 April 2026
Toni McDermott, head of credit and lending at Arrow Global, explains why a more hands-on approach to private credit is creating value, especially in stressed markets.
7 min read · 01 April 2026
