Investors

City of Jacksonville eyes doubling private debt commitments

Investment consultant RVK estimates allocation of an additional over $200m would get the pension to its 7% target in 2029.

Why run a credit CV?

It is more in credit GPs’ interests to actively pursue liquidity than remain passive with tail-end portfolios.

AustralianSuper lifts the lid on private credit approach

Australia’s largest superfund enjoys the diversity and risk-return opportunities provided by private credit – and still works with managers in the asset class despite building out direct investing teams in infrastructure and property.

Australian regulator finds private credit market ‘has areas for improvement’

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission had greater concern around funds that target retail or high-net-worth investors, with institutional-grade products considered more sound.

LPs concerned about cross-border lending complexity – report

Complexity of structuring and operational risks are key concerns among institutional investors.

APG hands Schroders €425m for debut infra debt mandate

The €590bn Dutch pension fund manager has awarded an impact-focused portfolio to UK-based Schroders Capital.

Texas ERS proposes $400m of private debt commitments in 2026

Texas’s director of private credit highlights concerns over undisclosed issues in GPs’ portfolios.

Mid-market lenders step up as maturity wall looms

A rise in ventures targeting programs of less than $100m a loan should be viewed as a barometer for broader commercial real estate financing markets.

CalSTRS’ Lisonbee: Opportunity amid intense competition

Ahead of his participation in this year’s PDI Network New York Forum, Matt Lisonbee of The California State Teachers’ Retirement System shares his views of the private debt market.

Brighter Super open to new GP relationships following mergers

The A$35bn Australian superfund’s head of credit, Jason Huang, says private credit is ‘definitely not defensive’ but has an important role in its portfolio.