Claire Coe Smith
Investor appetite for private debt grows as managers deliver through the downturn.
The much-talked about blossoming of the resale market remains more dream than reality.
Investors still say there are factors hindering them from participating in co-investment opportunities.
Whether shifting strategies, transitioning working practices or revisiting investor relations, private debt managers have proved their agility in the face of coronavirus.
Private Debt Investor’s LP Perspectives 2021 Study takes the temperature of the investor community.
Most investors would like to increase the number of their fund manager relationships, but not because they are unhappy with their existing GPs.
Deals are getting done, asset prices are escalating and the market is heating up. So why does something not feel right about this recovery? Monroe Capital’s Tom Aronson, Michael Egan and Zia Uddin explain why now is not the time to let the guard down.
As private debt funds hone their focus on ESG, the big challenge is to find effective ways to influence the management of the underlying asset.
Europe’s sustainable finance and climate change agenda creates a whole new compliance challenge for private debt funds.
The growing demand for private debt in Asia is prompting regulators to home in on credit funds.
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