Investors

According to some, the future is at stake (and perhaps be worried if your firm name begins with ‘B’), but there is little in the way of evidence that private credit faces a crisis that spans the entire asset class.

While the vibe at the PDI Europe Summit was largely positive, there are concerns over the asset class, though they’re not the ones currently getting most attention.

In this podcast, Private Debt Investor’s editors discuss highlights from the 2026 Europe summit held in London at a time when appetite is growing for the asset class.

The strategy that sits between debt and equity is seeing increasing demand from investors.

Global headlines around US private credit have prompted many investors to 'look more carefully' at different market structures, managing director Yasuyuki Fujita tells PDI.

NPS, through a partnership with Townsend, will take its stake in the Australian private debt GP to 9.9 percent, with Pinnacle increasing its share to 35 percent.

‘We’re taking it seriously,’ SEC chairman tells Milken Institute in frankest assessment yet of recent runs.

The Sydney-based superannuation fund is continuing to diversify both geographically and strategically, attendees at our Europe Summit heard.

Attendees at our Europe Summit 2026 heard counter arguments to the popular narrative that private credit is in a state of decline.

Rob Groves joins the UK group to oversee its £93bn retirement annuity portfolio, which includes £22bn in private credit, as well as property and infrastructure.