Institutional investors are becoming increasingly vocal on diversity issues by threatening to withhold capital until they get reassurances.
Investor appetite for more flexible, open-ended fund structures in private credit is gathering pace.
Insurance companies dominate our ranking of private debt’s biggest allocators, which this year is expanded from 30 to 50.
The 2022 Rising Stars list of 40 individuals under the age of 40 whom we believe have the potential to shape the future of the asset class.
Inside: The class of 22 – meet the 40 rising stars of private debt; Open-ended funds - How more and more LPs want evergreen vehicles; Keynote interview and expert comment from industry leaders; Plus much more…
Inside: We profile the 10 deals that defined private debt; The global investor 50 – our ranking of the asset class’s biggest allocators; A special report on Asia; Why ICG is seeing a pick-up in dealflow; Plus much more…
Discussion of the use of royalties in the private debt financing of healthcare indicates that, though there is much to be said in its favour, such a strategy has limitations. Christopher Faille reports
The market in France remains very competitive between banks and credit funds.
Benelux has built a strong fourth position in European deal volumes, supported by strong fundamentals.
With energy security top of mind, the opportunity set for private credit in green energy generation across Europe has moved up the agenda for both funds and their investors.