PDI Staff Writer
European deal prospects remain bright as long as you steer clear of cyclical industries, says our expert panel.
As the continent's private debt market continues to mature, investors are looking to capture opportunity and manage challenges. But how can the industry weather the next downturn when it finally arrives?
With sustained interest in the strategy, we identify aspects with which investors should be mindful.
As private credit continues to see substantial growth in AUM and capital continues to concentrate around the largest GPs, Jess Larsen says others must adjust for a tougher environment.
Antares’ Compass surveys give a detailed snapshot of the private debt market. The firm’s chief executive, David Brackett, discusses the conditions facing investors today.
As investors become more comfortable with private debt and begin to see it as an integral part of their portfolios, they are increasingly looking for ways to diversify their allocations. Sachin Patel of Funding Circle suggests how this can be done.
Competition, compressed yields and loose terms all hint at a turn in the cycle, but there is opportunity amid the risk.
European borrowers wanting generous underwriting terms used to venture across the Atlantic. But after almost a decade, they’re looking much closer to home.
Kennedy Lewis Investment Management is looking to cut across various lanes of rules-based capital markets, say its founders David Kennedy Chene and Darren Lewis Richman.
Heading off issues before they appear is one of the keys to engaging with the SME market and you can only do that if you have scars born of experience, insists Alex Schmid of ESO Capital.
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