PDI Staff Writer
Developing markets saw an annual record of $18 billion of private credit by the end of Q3 2025. Also, a growing number of US small businesses face bankruptcy proceedings. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Despite low payment defaults, signs of stress could see more firms get into difficulty next year, according to KBRA. Also, Andalusian provides a debt package for a music rights platform. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Refinancings continue to make up the majority of European corporate credit deals, despite a recovery in M&A. Also, Monroe Capital closes its third CLO of the year. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
The Private Debt Investor BDC ranking looks at the biggest managers of business development companies in North America, with rankings for both public and private BDCs.
Speculative-grade default rates are expected to remain steady. However, US bankruptcy filings have surged. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
LP appetite for speciality finance is soaring but investors must scrutinise managers’ origination capabilities before committing, says InterVest capital partners’ chief investment officer Steven Tenenbayev.
As ABF evolves into a more diverse asset class, Udai Bishnoi of Sculptor discusses what is required to capitalise on these opportunities.
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LPs increasingly value Europe’s diversification opportunities, while the US remains compelling from an opportunistic perspective, says Park Square Capital managing partner Robin Doumar.
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