Staff Writer
Symon Drake-Brockman explains that, in the late stages of the credit cycle, a successful strategy in a maturing market may depend on an ability to invest across markets.
With so many variables and potential outcomes, planning ahead is a challenge. Looking in its crystal ball, PDI ponders some of the headlines that might be on the horizon.
Philip Robson and Theresa Shutt, president and chief investment officer, respectively, of IAM Private Debt, discuss competition in Canada and the macro risks facing the North America market.
From an increasingly sophisticated investor base to the turning cycle, PDI’s panel of industry experts share their insights on the future of private debt.
While little has changed in terms of strategy distribution, there are fewer managers seeking capital compared to this time last year, PDI data show.
While little has changed in terms of strategy distribution, there are fewer managers seeking capital compared to this time last year, PDI data show.
Philip Robson and Theresa Shutt, president and chief investment officer, respectively, of IAM Private Debt, discuss competition in Canada and the macro risks facing the North America market.
Even at this stage in the cycle, industry experts say conditions in the US private debt market are just right for LPs seeking to fill that sweet spot in their portfolio.
Even at this stage in the cycle, industry experts say conditions in the US private debt market are just right for LPs seeking to fill that sweet spot in their portfolio.
Not all special situations strategies are focused on distressed investing. Managing directors Aaron Peck and Cesar Gueikian, co-portfolio managers of Monroe Capital’s Opportunistic Private Credit strategies, highlight how opportunistic private credit differs from more traditional distressed strategies
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