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A defensive portfolio will thrive whatever the wider economy has in store, says Paul Johnson, partner at EQT Credit
The European private debt market is becoming increasingly established and mainstream. So, what shape will this more mature market take and what are the trends to watch over the medium term?
MV Credit’s managing partner and head of investor relations Nicole Downer believes industry-wide action is needed to address private debt’s diversity deficit.
Ireland’s new Investment Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Bill 2019 should appeal to both investors and managers, says SANNE’s James Kay-Hards
Intact credit fundamentals allow for outsized returns while ensuring principal preservation, says Tree Line Capital Partners’ founder and managing partner Jon Schroeder
Macfarlanes partners Alex Amos and Ceinwen Rees look at recent trends in European private debt fund structuring.
Steven Miller and Jessica Reiss of Fitch Solutions examine the subtle changes to credit agreements that could pose a danger when today’s deals are affected by the next downturn.
David Forbes-Nixon, co-founder, chairman and chief executive at Alcentra, and Eric Larsson, co-portfolio manager of the special situations team, discuss energy, retail and other opportunities amid economic strain.
Hidden behind the fiercely competitive sponsored market, Spain is beginning to wake up to the opportunity offered by sponsorless deals. Ignacio Díez of Trea Direct Lending assesses progress to date and future potential.
Macroeconomic concerns and the need for diversification have driven investor interest in mid-market private debt. But how safe are these allocations?
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