Investors

‘Resilience’ is a word frequently used when describing how private debt has responded to previous challenges. How’s it shaping up in response to the current economic and political backdrop?

The vehicle is designed as an ‘investor-friendly structure’ for one-stop shopping.

The region still has economic and geopolitical challenges but, with negative sentiment around the US, has an opportunity to grow its share of the private debt market.

The $192bn Canadian pension fund manager is looking to combine the expertise of its infrastructure and private credit teams, says CEO Deborah Orida.

The Italian market is maturing fast, with few domestic lenders meaning opportunity for the wider sector.

Europe’s private credit industry continues to offer opportunities for investors despite market headwinds.

The teachers’ pension still remains short of its 5% target allocation to private debt.

Some LPs say they haven’t made the move yet, but a large fundraise implies many already have.

Fundraising in private debt has struggled in recent years, a counter-intuitive development given the high hopes widely expressed for the asset class’s future. In The Private Debt Investor Podcast, Jess Larsen of Briarcliffe Credit Partners says a corner is being turned in 2025.

The fund beats its target, doubles its predecessor and reflects the return of creative aircraft financing.