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As competition for capital intensifies, private debt managers need to have the scale, flexibility and experience to meet investors’ varying needs and navigate a challenging environment, says Jeff Frank, head of capital solutions & strategy at Twin Brook.

Private equity firms looking to launch their first debt fund are in for a series of challenges if they do not have the operational infrastructure to administer it, warns Alter Domus’s Greg Myers.

Since launching Nuveen’s North American energy infrastructure credit platform, senior managing director Don Dimitrievich discusses the compelling opportunity for infrastructure debt lending in North America.

Twin Brook’s Trevor Clark discusses how macroeconomic issues have impacted lender and borrower behaviour, and what that means when it comes to lender differentiation moving forward.

Providing opportunities for DE&I at a local level empowers teams and allows them to effectively represent and serve the diverse markets they operate in, say Jan Wade and Charlotte Gilbert at Arrow Global.

Vivek Mathew sees a swell in PE-led demand poised to boost private debt despite a looming recession.  

Private credit looks set to become an ever-more important feature of Asian capital markets over the next decade as banks retreat from corporate lending, say Huatai International’s Ryan Chung and Isaac Wong.

Managers that demonstrated discipline during periods of easy money are likely to thrive in the more challenging times ahead, say SLR Capital Partners’ Michael Gross and Bruce Spohler.

In a rapidly changing landscape, you can’t overstate the importance of sticking to what you do well, says Park Square’s Robin Doumar.

Private credit has grown dramatically into a $1.4 trillion market since the GFC and is set to expand significantly, say Nuveen CEO Jose Minaya and Churchill Asset Management president and CEO Ken Kencel.