Infrastructure debt

Värde Partners on the case for Asia private credit now

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.

Why infrastructure mid-market credit is building momentum

From differentiated dealflow to favourable terms and pricing, mid-market debt has several structural dynamics that infrastructure investors find compelling.

Private debt fundamentals remain strong amid disruption: Aware Super, ART

Speaking at a PEI Investor Council event in Sydney, the superfunds said their debt portfolios were performing well and that recent high-profile fund redemptions did not change market fundamentals.

Are investors underestimating infra debt risks?

Speakers at the PDI Europe Forum raised concerns around areas such as climate change, an upcoming wall of debt refinancing and a shift into lower-rated credit.

Arrow Global: Local origination and asset backing will determine Europe’s winners

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.

The five hottest opportunities shaping European private credit

LP interest in European opportunities against a challenging geopolitical backdrop has been well publicised, but how can lenders differentiate their offerings in an increasingly crowded market?

Infra debt most popular for 2026 credit allocations – research

Infrastructure debt is increasingly popular among LPs, particularly those with more established credit portfolios.

Blackstone posts earnings rise and shrugs off SaaSpocalypse talk

Private credit returns declined in Q1, but executives blame ‘naysayers’ not fundamentals.

Manulife to deploy more than $2bn in private credit

Insurer has committed $400m to five private credit managers this year, according to global head of corporate finance John C S Anderson.

War’s disruption does not cure contract breach: Wasel & Wasel

The law firm has cited a Dubai case that arose out of Sudanese civil war that may assist financiers of projects around the wartime Persian Gulf today.