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From self-sourcing to bank partnerships and synthetic risk transfers, private credit origination models vary widely, with implications for the underlying investor, says Arrow Global’s Toni McDermott.
Bayo Ogunlesi shed light on the firm’s new $30bn AI infra fund at our Global Summit, and discussed the dealmaking potential of GIP’s tie up with BlackRock.
Viral Patel considers the wide range of changes that new technology might bring in its wake.
Talent management, bank funding and the rise of artificial intelligence are just some of the issues that private debt players need to contemplate.
Fund managers are starting to employ AI but are barely beginning to consider vast untapped opportunities.
The US private credit market remains ripe with opportunities, with software-as-a-service a particular standout, says David Flannery, president of Vista Credit Partners.
Diverse opportunities and economic insulation characterise the speciality finance opportunity, say Magnetar’s David Snyderman and Erik Falk.
Managers see using cutting-edge tools to assist operations as high priority – but they still have plenty to do to keep up with the latest trends.
Demetry Zilberg, chief technology officer at Alter Domus, considers the latest developments in artificial intelligence and how private debt can benefit.
The approval of Celsius’s reorganisation allows for the release of some $2bn in cryptocurrency, and frowns on a creditor’s reliance on AI.