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Adalla Kim

Adalla Kim is a reporter for Private Debt Investor, where she covers private debt investments across Asia Pacific. She joined from a Financial Times publication, having covered Korean institutional investments across asset classes and alternative investments in Asia Pacific. Before that, she was a Graduate Intern at Campbell Lutyens, a private equity and infrastructure advisory group headquartered in London. She has a bachelor’s degree in International Trade from Incheon National University and speaks Korean, English and Spanish.
Unitranche structures are in demand as real estate debt managers find their flexibility attractive.
The fund-of-funds manager has added more capital to its global lending platform.
Peter Lee of Deloitte explains why GPs should not expect Asia to produce a flood of capital from this source.
The credit manager has launched its latest closed-ended fund, targeting $500m.
Doubts over profitability and scalability have plagued the sector but, as the banks retreat, non-banks are spying an opportunity.
The US buyout group will take control of an asset reconstruction company in India and expand its presence in the region.
BlackRock and Natixis have made liquidity issues a talking point as more investors commit to illiquid credit for higher yields.
Do Yoon Lee, CIO of South Korea’s Police Mutual Aid Association, reflects on the GFC and thinks the next downturn may emanate from China.
Ability to comply with the new capital standards will shape Korean insurers’ preferences on alternative assets and deal structures.
The insurance fund has selected global multi-asset and private debt strategies amid stretched valuations in private equity.
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