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The sale-leaseback is in fashion due to a combination of a manufacturing construction revival and a credit crunch.
With demand for debt rising, returns increasing and a big market growth opportunity in Europe, the growth debt strategy appears to have a bright future. David Bateman and Johan Kampe, co-managing partners at Claret Capital Partners, explore the key trends.
There is confidence that small businesses can hold up reasonably well in the face of macroeconomic challenges. The bigger issue may be access to financing.
Who better to talk to about the most pressing challenges and greatest opportunities facing private debt than some of the asset class’s most prominent supporters? We ask leading investors for their insights into today’s market.
Rising rates have caused a resurgence in the popularity of junior capital.
High barriers to entry and a strong share of growing markets are among the borrower characteristics that instil confidence for lenders, according to Paul Johnson and Andrew Cleland-Bogle of Bridgepoint Credit.
Private debt fund managers are examining their options as investors ponder whether steep interest rate rises have made hurdle rates too easy to achieve, says Macfarlanes' Margarida Ferreira.
Investing in larger companies has many advantages, especially in these more challenging times, say Blackstone’s Brad Marshall and Jonathan Bock.
Some have labelled this a ‘golden age’ for private debt, but fund managers would do well to avoid complacency. Here are five threats to those in the industry.
Infrastructure debt isn’t immune from the turmoil in the wider market, but it does offer protection for investors.
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