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The federal rule, updated two years ago, requires a high degree of disclosure by asset managers that some say is impossible to obtain. Proskauer’s Mike Mervis and Massimo Capizzi explain key developments since the requirement was introduced.
New European regulation has some profound effects for loan origination funds – managers would do well to begin their preparations as soon as possible.
Evergreen vehicles are growing in popularity across alternative assets and in private debt in particular, say Proskauer's Joshua Jones and James Oussedik.
Traditionally a happy hunting ground for equity, the sports sector is now opening up to non-bank lending as well. Aaron Kless of Andalusian Credit Partners explains why the potential is huge.
The private equity and debt markets are gaining momentum but this doesn’t mean there’s no cause for concern.
What are the advantages and disadvantages for lenders of the asset-based loan within a term loan, asks Charlie Perer.
Will the private debt market achieve a soft landing or end up in a crumpled mess? Adil Kurt-Elli ponders the possibilities.
In both the US and Europe, regulators are taking a keen interest in private debt, write McDermott Will & Emery's Aymen Mahmoud, Riley Orloff and Matthias Weissinger. But do regulators have a distorted view of the asset class’s risks?
Evolving regulations mean it's more important than ever to get a grip on portfolio valuations, writes VRC's John Czapla.
The popularity of private credit is creating more competition and consequently more opportunities for both borrowers and lenders, according to Proskauer's Faisal Ramzan and Alice Dawson-Loynes