Mid-Market

Recent moves by Lightrock, Nest and Galvanize offer signs that the private credit market is starting to bridge the climate financing gap, but there is still a long way to go.

Mike Jones, managing director and head of Australia private credit at PGIM, says that growth has slowed somewhat as the country’s big banks remain active, with patience vital.

Media hysteria around redemption runs and AI may be overblown, but they shine a spotlight on important topics LPs should consider when investing in private debt, says Ted Denniston, co-head and senior managing director of NXT Capital.

With litigation finance rising in popularity among investors, what is the reality of creating strategies targeting this corner of the market?

Events in the Middle East may add to construction costs and financing pressure, but after a decade of shocks, Europe’s mid-market lenders are prepared to navigate volatility, says Arrow Global’s Ellis Sher.

Cambridge Associates’ Asia team is focusing more on asset-based finance, lower mid-market direct lending and speciality lending, with an eye on regional diversification.

We examine the top takeaways from Private Debt Investor’s Japan Korea Week at a watershed moment for the global private credit industry.

Amid private credit’s rapid expansion, Barings’ Tyler Gately and Stuart Mathieson discuss how mid-market direct lending has evolved and how it addresses growing investor demand for access to the asset class.

The mid-market universe continues to expand despite market headwinds.

Consolidation continues apace in the mid-market as private credit seeks out new origination channels.