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It’s time for investors to act on climate change, writes Amit Bouri of the Global Impact Investing Network.
There has been plenty to keep capital raisers occupied despite the pandemic. A partner at law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett identifies some of the main talking points
Potential growth in the sector is hard to predict and will be driven by the ability of participants to keep devising new solutions, writes Daniel Roddick of Ely Place Partners.
Credit ratings are a vital tool for corporate debt borrowers and issuers. They should not get mixed up with non-rating opinions, writes Joshua Thompson, a partner in law firm Sidley’s global finance practice.
A unique set of circumstances has arisen for those willing to take risks that the banks are not, write Aymen Mahmoud and Felicia Gerber Perlman of McDermott Will & Emery.
It is crucial for portfolio managers to evolve their portfolio management, data workflows and risk management systems as deal structures become more complex.
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.
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