Private Debt Performance Lags Other Asset Classes Private debt funds have experienced the second-lowest spread of returns over the 2007-2016 vintage period among all private capital asset classes, surpassing only natural resources funds. However, private debt also has the lowest risk factor, with the smallest standard deviation in net IRRs of any asset class…. Subscribe
We continue our special series this week with: Myth #2: “Private credit is the next market bubble.” It’s a myth that’s applied regularly to leverage loans. The universe of broadly syndicated loans is as large as that of high-yield bonds, so that must be a bad thing. But growth in loans is a classic result […]
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Margin tightening drives institutional loan spreads lower Source: Debtwire Par So far in 2020, issuers have taken advantage of welcoming market conditions to gain attractive pricing on their loans. In the syndication phase, 28 deals totaling USD 33.4bn have seen margins tighten from initial talk, versus only three deals worth USD 4.7bn being forced to…
This week in our continuing special series on the private credit myths, we come to: Myth #3: “We’re late in the cycle, so loans now are risky.” Let’s first take the issuer side of the equation. One of the virtues of private credit is being available when public markets are shut or expensive. Invariably those…
Over the decade, middle market and liquid loan yields have maintained their relative values within a band.
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