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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.
Loan Stats at a Glance - 6/20/2023
Contact: Marina Lukatskymarina.lukatsky@pitchbook.com
Letter from Switzerland
We conclude our current private debt world tour with stops last week in Geneva and Zurich.As was the case with…
Strong fundraising among secondaries
Download PitchBook’s Report here. Secondaries fundraising is off to a strong start in 2023, according to PitchBook’s Q1 2023 Global Private…
Downside Protection
Recent GDP growth in Switzerland has slowed considerably over the past five quarters.
Private Debt Intelligence - 6/12/2023
Direct lending dominates private debt funds in market [wpdm_package id=’64911′] Despite a tough financial environment, private debt continues to attract…
In private debt, size matters
Our recent review of the asset class’s progress over the last ten years noted how the average size of funds…
Total leverage drops on 2023 US LBO deals
So far this year, US LBO activity has been very slow. Year-to-date syndicated LBO loan volume of around US$18bn is…
Percentage of Loans with MFN Carveouts
(Past performance is no guarantee of future results.) Contact: Steven Miller
Loan Stats at a Glance - 6/12/2023
Contact: Marina Lukatskymarina.lukatsky@pitchbook.com
Slowdown hits alt managers
Download PitchBook’s Report here. Deal activity out of alternative asset managers is down—now, so is deal activity for alternative asset managers,…
Letter from Seoul (Second of Two Parts)
“Private credit is the only bright spot in asset allocation right now.” The themes around private credit of consistent returns,…
Fundraising’s tale of two halves
Looking back over the last decade reveals a phase of uninterrupted capital growth, followed by a less predictable period. Since…







A Loan for All Seasons (First of a Series)
When we began our career in the middle market four decades ago, we could not have anticipated its transformation to…