Technology

Lenders and LPs alike are taking a closer look at the use of artificial intelligence in credit processes and assessing the risk and rewards associated with the technology.

Attendees of this year’s event predict that asset-backed finance, artificial intelligence, the mid-market and secondaries will continue to capture LPs’ imagination.

Further technology advances are required to truly unlock the potential of the private wealth market.

‘If there’s a specific issue affecting one geography, we can lean into others,’ says managing director Armineh Baghoomian.

Lenders are increasingly recognising that strong interconnectivity and business resilience strategies will be key to infra investment going forward, say Ropes & Gray partners Paul Armstrong and Emmanuel Mimin and counsel Sean Darling.

How can private markets firms deploy the latest technology to optimise their operations? Guillaume Doinet, global product strategy and innovation lead, Securities Services, BNP Paribas, provides insights.

The growth in data centre investment brings concerns about energy consumption in the sector – how are borrowers and lenders addressing this?

The latest technology is allowing managers to streamline their operations when planning and executing transactions.

The commercial mortgage-backed securities market is seeking ways to adapt the use of AI to its requirements.

From self-sourcing to bank partnerships and synthetic risk transfers, private credit origination models vary widely, with implications for the underlying investor, says Arrow Global’s Toni McDermott.