Graeme Kerr
There’s a digital revolution going on as technology platforms are proving their mettle in this time of need, and that is transforming the world of fund administration.
The mid-market appears to have shaken off covid-19, with help from the disciplined approach taken by managers.
A sense of hope is permeating the private debt market but now is not the time to let our guard down, say Monroe Capital’s Tom Aronson, Michael Egan and Zia Uddin.
Private Debt Investor talks to Antares Capital’s David Brackett and Vivek Mathew on how they weathered the storm of 2020 and plan to strive ahead post-pandemic.
Three key environmental, social and governance trends in the private debt space.
Responsible investing goes to the heart of the single most important metric in the debt industry: risk.
After initial coronavirus-related fallout, the asset class looks to have rosier days ahead.
The pandemic adds an extra level of uncertainty to how private debt will evolve over the next decade.
The shock of the pandemic is starting to subside, but US private debt markets remain unpredictable.
Almost 30% of private debt capital raised in 2018 was for funds with a sole focus on Europe. How has the continent held up so well as fundraising has declined globally?