Staff Writer
The role of local scale, vertical integration and platform control in sourcing and managing mid-market opportunities, by Enrico Sanna, CEO of Platforms at Arrow Global.
Lenders that focus on asset risk rather than credit risk are liberated from the cycle of refinancings, write Paul Lisiak, CIO, and Daniel Leger, senior managing director, at Metropolitan Partners Group.
The market for GP-led and LP-led transactions is speeding up, driven by the opportunity to acquire interests in credit funds at a premium, say Henri Lusa, Callum Smith and TJ Bakshi of Partners Group.
Non-bank asset-based finance may be viewed as opportunistic by some investors, but in reality it is a vast and established asset class offering compelling diversification, say AB CarVal’s James Sackett and PJ Collins.
If you have a flexible mandate and powerful sourcing capabilities, you can still identify interesting opportunities and deliver outsized and compelling returns, even in a low-growth environment, say Bridgepoint’s Rohit Dhote and Stephen Escudier.
The granular end of the European non-performing loan market is busier than ever, say LCM Partners’ co-founder and chief executive Paul Burdell and chief investment officer Adrian Cloake.
With the uncertain macro backdrop looking set to continue through 2025, Polina Kurdyavko at RBC BlueBay Asset Management looks at two emerging markets debt approaches that remain particularly compelling.
Straddling the worlds of equity and debt, Trent Hickman, co-managing partner at VSS Capital Partners, identifies a form of capital that offers business owners flexibility and incentivisation
that offers business owners flexibility and incentivisation.
Private infrastructure debt fundraising has been dwarfed by private infrastructure equity fundraising despite infrastructure projects being 60-80% debt financed. Nuveen’s Don Dimitrievich expects that to change.
The bottom of the market has been reached and now there are potentially compelling upside opportunities, says Rupert Gill of Barings.