PDI Events

Korean LPs take credit breather as headline risks dent allocation plans

At least two Korean LPs are temporarily holding off on new commitments to corporate credit funds.

Five takeaways from the PDI DACH Forum

Spread compression, the First Brands bankruptcy and geopolitical risk were among the talking points at our annual gathering in Munich.

Premium ‘still there’ as spreads decline

The private debt market does not want spreads of less than 500bps to become standard, delegates at the PDI DACH Forum in Munich heard.

Why run a credit CV?

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

Five insights from the PDI Network New York Forum

Still popular and going strong, but various forces are building that could test private credit’s famed resilience.

Tricolor failure could prompt scrutiny of ABF

The collapse of the US auto lender was a talking point at this week’s PDI Network New York Forum.

Resolution Life’s Dangarwala: Focus is on understanding today’s risk

Ahead of his participation in this year’s PDI Network New York Forum, Nirav Dangarwala of Resolution Life shares his views of the private debt market.

Franklin Templeton: ‘Dislocations may offer value’

Ahead of their participation in this year’s PDI Network New York Forum, Art Vinokur and Rich Nuzum of Franklin Templeton share their views of the private debt market.

Five takeaways from PDI Europe

‘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?

PDI Europe Summit: GPs doubling down on trusted sectors

As managers assess tariff impacts, sectors such as healthcare and business services are seen as safe bets. Meanwhile, domestically focused businesses may stand to benefit from the decline of globalisation.