Regulation

Dealmaking: Bigger deals, more collaboration, more creativity

An increasingly varied dealmaking environment means lenders are working harder than ever to attract LP interest.

Oxane report: Banks are coming back, non-bank lenders will benefit

‘Private Credit+’ is a $45trn opportunity globally. Direct lending, $1.5trn of that amount, is saturated, the report says.

How is legal architecture developing for private debt?

As private credit becomes systemically important, legal considerations must keep pace with the asset class’s growth.

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.

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.

Jirí Król:The value of data in a world of opinions

Three reasons readers should complete the ACC’s annual private credit survey.

US investors seek out new fundraising shores

Legislative uncertainty prompts LPs to look beyond US-focused direct lending funds, even as the market retains its dominance in private credit fundraising tables.

How are the Trump administration’s policy changes impacting private credit?

The ‘America First’ approach brings new priorities for lenders, with uncertainty a constant presence.

Three key trends in US private debt: A market in flux

US lenders and investors attempt to keep pace with a rapidly evolving inflationary and political environment.