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Private debt managers appear to have weathered the storm well so far, but are focused on safer assets and wary about a volatile environment in 2021. By Jacco Brouwer of Duff & Phelps.
Up to now, net asset value-based fund finance facilities have mainly focused on broad, diversified portfolios, but that may be changing.
Twin Brook Capital Partners’ founder and managing partner Trevor Clark looks back at trends in 2019, discusses the current state of the market and shares his views on the keys to continued growth in 2020.
As strategies proliferate and limited partners scale their investments, expectations of customer service are ever increasing, says Paul Burdell, CEO of LCM Partners.
As private credit continues to thrive in Europe, Tavneet Bakshi, head of EMEA at FIRSTavenue says funds terms are still evolving towards greater alignment of LP and GP interests.
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
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