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As demand for floating rate assets increases, investment discipline and a wide frame of reference will prove key, says chief financial officer at Barings BDC, Jonathan Bock.

Software continues to be an attractive lending space despite changing market conditions, says Erik Bissonnette, managing director at Owl Rock, a division of BlueOwl, and co-portfolio manager of Owl Rock’s technology investing vehicles.

Managers need to be proactive in delivering meaningful insights to investors, especially as markets become more volatile, says Antares Capital’s Stephanie Duloc.

In a challenging market, the funding gap in real estate debt creates investor opportunities, says Natalie Howard, head of real estate debt at Schroders Capital.

As private debt investors target technology, direct lenders with experience and expertise will stand out in the crowd against a less certain backdrop, say Zia Uddin, Stewart Hanlon and Mark Solovy of Monroe Capital.

Private credit investing in the software and tech sector is well positioned to weather the current macroeconomic environment, say AB Private Credit Investors’ Shishir Agrawal and Jay Ramakrishnan.

As private debt investors target technology, direct lenders with experience and expertise will stand out in the crowd against a less certain backdrop, say Zia Uddin, Stewart Hanlon and Mark Solovy of Monroe Capital.

Twin Brook’s Faraaz Kamran reflects on lending in the healthcare space over the past two-plus years, where we are today, and his expectations for the future.

Demonstrating ESG purpose, policies, processes and accountability is no longer just a positive, it’s a must-have, say Arrow Global’s Monique O’Keefe and Davide Stecchi.

Investors need to start preparing for a future where they can no longer count on Fed support, say MGG Investment Group’s Daniel Leger and Gregory Racz.