Private Debt Investor
Heads turn to Europe
There is renewed investor interest in the region even though it’s not yet becoming evident from the fundraising data. Next…
Read MoreSecondaries on the rise – but views of it differ
Alignment is something not everyone can agree on, but there’s little doubt this is a market with strong momentum. Secondaries…
Read MoreNo sign of panic from institutions
The likes of pensions and insurers are, if anything, accelerating their commitments to private credit – despite the retail redemption…
Read MoreFive key takeaways from the secondaries market
The rise of the GP-led deal and suspicion over valuations are among the themes emerging from our latest study of…
Read MoreScrutiny of ‘liquid’ private credit grows
Investor redemptions have created some negative headlines around the asset class, with concern focused on fund structuring. Private credit’s evergreen…
Read MoreFundraising shows signs of weakening
It’s only the first quarter, but there are indications that macro events may be taking something of a toll on…
Read MoreLPs are choosing to stay positive
For investors in private credit wanting to build up their allocations, criticism of the asset class is a sideshow –…
Read MoreThe challenge of retail capital becomes evident
Private credit fund redemptions have put semi-liquid, evergreen funds firmly in the spotlight. The three “Bs” – Blackstone, BlackRock and…
Read MoreStrong performance in a dislocated world
The covid pandemic saw high-quality assets with temporary difficulties being snapped up at discounted valuations. In this, the final reflection…
Read MoreVolatility equals high return dispersion
Private Debt Investor’s quarterly performance data shows spikes in internal rates of return – both in an upward and downward…
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