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Business of Private Credit: Coming Home
Much attention has been paid to the suitability of Matt Damon in the lead role as the wily Odysseus in this summer’s Christopher Nolan blockbuster.
Safety first
Amid a volatile macro-economic and geopolitical backdrop, private credit funds are doubling down their investments in trusted sectors. US tariff…
Premium Yields
Spreads for middle market CLOs are distributed higher than their BSL counterparts. Source: S&P Global Ratings
Letter from Kuala Lumpur (Second of Two Parts)
APAC countries each have their own path to investing in alternatives and private capital. Most key Malaysian institutions began with…
Leveraged loans claw back tariff-driven losses in secondary market
It has been a wild ride in the secondary market this year to date, driven by bouts of volatility due…
US$1.4bn of BDC loans were added to non-accrual status in 1Q25
A total of US$1.4bn of BDC loans were added to non-accrual status in 1Q25, up from roughly US$1.2bn in the…
PE AUM ($T) forecast*
Download PitchBook’s Report here. Within PE subcategories, we expect buyout funds to continue to garner the bulk of fundraising in the…
Distribution of MFN Sunset Horizons
(Past performance is no guarantee of future results.)
Loan bid-price collapse halts record-breaking refinancing volumes
The wave of repricing deals seen at the start of the year is not expected to return until the percentage…
Can the asset class again prove its resilience?
Delegates at the recent Europe Summit heard views on how different parts of the market will weather the challenges. Our…
Collateralized Loan Observations
Since the Fed began its rate hike regime in March 2022, MM CLO activity has grown. Source: PitchBook
Letter from Tokyo (First of a Series)
We began our visit to Tokyo this week attending S&P’s Structured Finance Seminar 2025. Along with almost 200 Japanese bankers…
Letter from Kuala Lumpur (First of Two Parts)
Last month our travels took us to Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, a city of about 2 million. There we met…
Proportion of US loans trading north of par edges up modestly following headline volatility
In the wake of headline making talk of tariffs – and implicitly fears of a trade war – in April…



Letter from Tokyo (Second of a Series)
Last week we came to Tokyo for meetings with our investors and friends in the region, as well as participating…