Regulation

Jirí Król: Regulation lessons from the FCA’s Valuation Review

Expert analysis by Jiří Król, global head of the Alternative Credit Council.

LCM Partners: What does ‘private credit 3.0’ mean for European NPLs?

The granular end of the European non-performing loan market is busier than ever, say LCM Partners’ co-founder and chief executive Paul Burdell and chief investment officer Adrian Cloake.

Blue Owl files for first private credit interval fund

Blue Owl’s filing follows several other high-profile multi-asset credit interval fund filings.

Jirí Król: A US policy shift that bodes well for private debt

Under President Trump, the SEC is expected to put greater focus on capital formation in both public and private markets.

The ACC’s Jiri Krol on why securitisation rules need changes

Onerous regulations since the global financial crisis have strangled the securitisation market and need attention, according to Jiri Krol of the Alternative Credit Council. In the latest Private Debt Investor Podcast, he also discusses key findings from the ACC’s Financing the Economy report.

Jiří Król: We need to talk about retail

The range of retail products now being developed means that the debate on retailisation increasingly has its own momentum, says Jiří Król, global head of the Alternative Credit Council.

Are banks and private debt funds getting too close for comfort?

Bank lending to funds is a growing source of concern for regulators.

The perils of FRCP 7.1 – two years on

The federal rule, updated two years ago, requires a high degree of disclosure by asset managers that some say is impossible to obtain. Proskauer’s Mike Mervis and Massimo Capizzi explain key developments since the requirement was introduced.

Moody’s: Apollo, State Street ETF proposal raises questions of liquidity mismatch

If the SEC approves it, the success of this novel ETF could influence the creation of others like it