Regulation

TPG Twin Brook on building a diversified, ‘non-cyclical’ portfolio

Time-tested underwriting principles, conservative leverage structures and active portfolio management will differentiate managers in volatile markets, say TPG Twin Brook’s Christopher Hendrix, Tony Maggiore and Evan Larsen.

BNP Paribas: Fund administrators build the rails for a flourishing asset class

Asia-Pacific is a structurally promising market where the role of fund administrator is central to scaling private credit, says Christophe Picardel, head of private capital, Asia-Pacific, Securities Services at BNP Paribas.

Värde Partners on the case for Asia private credit now

Asia-Pacific is complex and demands a sophisticated approach to individual markets. But the opportunity has never been better for managers with deep understanding and relationships, says Haseeb Malik, head of Asia Credit at Värde Partners.

Appetite for private credit remains strong among institutional investors

Market conditions are creating fear and loathing for some, but opportunity for others.

Trade groups dispute antitrust label on creditor co-operation agreements

The groups have submitted an amicus brief saying creditor-on-creditor co-operation is not an illegal cartel and requested that a suit be dismissed.

Six key insights from the Global Market Survey

The key takeaways from our inaugural survey of LPs, secondaries buyers, GPs and advisers.

PwC on how to capture additional value via tax levers

Avoiding tax leakage has become a key consideration for investors in the credit secondaries market, according to Mindi Lowy, a tax partner at PwC.

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.

US regulators aim sights on private debt risk as insurance interest grows

Talks between domestic and international regulators will begin in April and continue throughout the summer.