PDI Staff Writer
Distressed may be on the way sooner rather than later, according to SVPGlobal. Plus, the dawning of the credit secondary and concerns over impact washing. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
In the magazine: The PDI 50 – we reveal the industry’s biggest fundraisers; Private credit’s role in protecting SMEs from covid-19; The credit secondaries market comes of age. Plus much more…
In the magazine: Why due diligence matters more than ever; How funds are focusing on ESG; Interviews with BlackRock, Kartesia, Antares Capital, Fiera Private Debt, Nuveen and Bridgepoint Capital. Plus much more…
S&P draws attention to ongoing concerns around EBITDA addbacks. Plus, Guitar Center seeks a way out of bankruptcy and the ACC measures the extent of covenant breaches. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Mixed views on the desirability of virtual due diligence – North America says 'good', Europe and Asia-Pacific say 'bad'. Plus, why NAV facilities should endure, and Barings' thoughts on next year. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
KKR admits making the right calls in today's environment is not easy – and there's no crystal ball. Plus, New Mexico LP withdraws Vista commitment and key takeaways from our Tokyo Forum. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Investors are flocking to private markets but have mixed feelings on private debt. Plus, new LPs pile into dislocation with Varde Partners; and Blackstone decides to move on with a credit rebranding. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
Why investor interest in Asia-Pacific private debt is growing. Plus, the emerging managers finding it hard to grab attention and signs of a recovery in European deals. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
What LPs think about the future of direct lending. Plus, the venture debt providers fighting to be heard and the lack of clarity over where the default rate is heading. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.
ESG has risen rapidly to become one of the top concerns of investors. Plus, Carlyle's third quarter results hail the contribution of its credit funds and NXT grapples with a succession plan. Here's today's brief for our valued subscribers only.