A growing number of managers are looking to private debt in pursuit of positive impact.
Will the private debt market achieve a soft landing or end up in a crumpled mess? Adil Kurt-Elli ponders the possibilities.
Canyon Euro CLO 2023-1 is the sixth-largest European deal ever, and the largest in more than six years.
Amid a revived broadly syndicated loan market, private debt firms must decide whether to keep competing.
Partnership exemplifies recent trend of insurance and private debt firms converging to form synergies.
Impact and SFDR classification has always been an awkward marriage. It's no surprise sophisticated market actors are moving away from it.
Manager finances energy storage developer as part of a broader expansion of US operations to take advantage of the Basel III endgame and ABL.
The next wave of private debt is just starting to build – and it’s called asset-based lending. But supply of GPs is not yet keeping pace with demand from LPs.
Lenders accustomed to the ultra-low rate environment have had to adjust quickly to very different circumstances.
Tree Line’s 'underwriting discipline' attracted the insurance giant in its pursuit of exposure to mid-market direct lending.