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Andy Thomson

Andy Thomson is a Senior Editor at PEI with responsibility for Private Debt Investor, the leading title focused on the world's private debt markets. Andy works closely with team members in London, New York and Hong Kong. He has been with PEI for many years, having worked previously on Private Equity International and Infrastructure Investor.
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Fund managers may be making claims about unprecedented opportunity, but LPs have a close eye on reporting and investing processes.
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The deadline for sending us details of why your firm should be shortlisted in the PDI Awards 2023 is fast approaching – let us know your highlights from the past year.
trophy award game winning competition
The deadline for sending us details of why your firm should be shortlisted in the PDI Awards 2023 is fast approaching – let us know your highlights from the past year.
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Private debt appears to have a lot going for it, but LPs nonetheless have some concerns heading into 2024.
Rising rates have caused a resurgence in the popularity of junior capital.
Are private debt fund managers getting too good a deal from investors amid supportive market conditions? Views are divided.
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With its roots in green banking pioneer Rabobank, the new direct lender is aiming to make a name for itself in its home market of the Netherlands and around Europe.
PDI’s Germany Forum examined the upcoming opportunity set for distressed and special situations as a refinancing wave looms.
The PDI Awards are back and now is the time to nominate your firm in any of our 50 categories that cover global private debt activity across fund management, investment and advisory.
Fund managers are celebrating their good fortune when it comes to new transactions, while also fearing what might lie ahead for their existing portfolios.
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