
Tag: Private Credit


Is Private Credit Starting to Show Some Stress?
A pair of global lenders have disclosed bad private credit deals in recent weeks, spotlighting the need for due diligence in the sector.

Private Credit Is Changing Everything, Even Bankruptcy

Connecticut Commits $1.1B in Private Credit, Real Estate Investments
Treasurer Erick Russell looks to diversify the state pension funds’ private credit portfolio through two European funds.

Private Credit’s Rise: You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet
Consulting firm Oliver Wyman predicts even greater use of this category of debt.

How 4 Canadian Pension Behemoths Achieved Investing Success
A research paper profiles value-enhancing deals by the likes of CDPQ and PSP.

M&A, VC, AI Activity Expected to Increase in Next 5 Years, per Coller Capital Survey

Why Private Credit Is So Darn Popular
Yields are high, and well-fixed institutions back them, but what happens in a recession?

Equity Gains Buoy Ohio School Employees’ 7.4% Return in Fiscal 2023
The School Employees Retirement System of Ohio topped its benchmark and raised its asset value to $17.8 billion.

For Energy Transition Investing, Allocators Eye Private Assets
They provide diversification, and use of them will grow, a Schroders survey finds.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management Announces Partnership With Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System
The partnership aims to invest in senior direct lending opportunities in Asia Pacific.

How Institutional Investors Are Thinking About Alts
CIO’s NextGen honorees share their thoughts on a range of alternatives, from venture capital and private equity to private credit and infrastructure.

BDC Stocks Soar by 12.8% in 2023, Despite Risks
Major investment firms such as Blackstone have pushed into business development companies, whose sizable yields are alluring.

Private Credit: Fees Down, Rates Ascend
Investors in the in-vogue asset class hope that rising yields will boost their take.

What Could Derail Private Credit’s Momentum?
The popular investment may suffer from an economic dip and other changes in the financial scene, critics warn.