Democratisation

Wealth Club opens ‘private funds supermarket’

PDI spoke with the organisation’s founder and CEO Alex Davies about offering individual investors access to ‘opportunities that are just not available on the listed markets’.

Arcmont on finding opportunities amid the noise

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.

Three key reasons why Europe is rising up credit LPs’ agendas

Investors are looking to expand into new strategies and sector specialisms as focus on the continent intensifies.

European lenders prepare for influx of retail investment

European managers say that changes to fund structures are only the beginning of the continent’s retailisation trend.

Saba Capital to expand second-hand liquidity platform for BDCs, interval funds

The hedge fund and activist investor says it will target public and private BDCs at 30% or more discounts to NAV.

Blue Owl returns 35% of BDC’s NAV to investors

Co-chief executives Marc Lipschultz and Doug Ostrover are no longer using company shares as collateral for personal loans.

The illiquidity crisis: Democratised and distressed

Matthias Kirchgaessner examines retail redemption stress, institutional contagion channels and the broader repercussions for the private credit market.

Monroe Capital launches its first perpetual-life, non-traded BDC for retail investors

MLEND will be available to clients of financial advisers through US-based RIA and broker-dealer networks

Questions linger as Wall Street readies for 401(k) blitz

The moment alternatives managers have awaited for years is finally here – but the push for retail assets will not be as straightforward as some might assume.