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HPS signs agreement with Guardian Life. Plus: Ares in major net lease deal and the latest from the hiring frontline. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
The European Leveraged Finance Association sets out ESG guidelines for several sectors. Plus: CPP reveals its latest results and why you should be joining us in Singapore. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
KKR reveals the ways in which it's seeking to counter the challenge posed by inflation. Plus: AustralianSuper unveils growing private debt ambition and we reveal star names joining us at our PDI Germany event. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Firms need to be intentional about creating a gender diverse workplace, ensuring women have meaningful seats at the table and making representation a priority, say Antares Capital’s Tracy Raben, Beth Troyer and Devasena Vallabhaneni
Our LP Perspectives 2022 Study is out, revealing generally positive investor sentiment but with some concern over future performance. Plus: ELFA attempts to guide firms through the valuation maze and Australia's Epsilon shows how private debt could boost super funds' portfolios. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Our latest cover story uncovers the key issues around sustainability-linked loans. Plus: Oaktree issues caution around leverage and HPS unveils its first BDC. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Fund manager spots "more pronounced signs of credit weakness" in certain industries. Plus: Carlyle buys net lease business and AXA IM Alts makes a key hire in Asia-Pacific. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
In the magazine: LPs reveal their private debt plans for 2022 in our exclusive survey; Keynote interviews with Antares Capital, Arrow Global, Kartesia and Alter Domus; Plus much more…
Not that long ago, ESG was little more than a box-ticking exercise. Things have progressed a very long way since, maintains Benjamin Davis of Octopus Real Estate.
The LP appetite for private credit shows no signs of abating, with the asset class entering 2022 in good shape to deal with challenges ahead, say Alter Domus’s Laurent Fudvoye and Greg Myers.