Private Debt Intelligence – 10/31/2022
|November 2, 2022
Private debt funds continue to grow
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Private debt is increasingly attractive to LPs amid global inflation and rising interest rates. Year to date, the average size of private debt funds closed has increased to a record $1.3bn, almost double that of 2020’s $704mn. Aggregate capital raised by private debt funds experienced a 14% dip this year compared to 2021, as 31 fewer funds closed. Mega funds have formed a large part of the global aggregate capital raised, including the $15bn GS Mezzanine Partners VIII, and the $14bn Clearlake Capital Partners VII, both of which lend to small and medium sized companies in the US.
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Contact: Valerie Kor
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