Tag: Private Credit
The End of Easy Money: Institutional Investors and the Private Markets
It will take time for the system to work through what is effectively a liquidity queue.
Private Credit Could Threaten Financial Stability, Create Huge Losses, IMF Warns
Pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurance firms and family offices ‘could be caught unaware by a dramatic rerating of credit risks across the asset class.’
What Does Moody’s Bad Outlook for 3 Key BDCs Mean for Private Credit?
Maybe not much. The business development company stock index has kept climbing, regardless.
Private Capital Fundraising Tilts Toward the Big Guys
Why Private Credit May Not Be as Good as It Looks
Factor in risk adjustments and fees, and this fast-growing asset class’s high returns get whittled down, an academic paper finds.
Insurers Increasingly Interested in Private Credit, Per GSAM
Insurers who manage $13 trillion in the Americas and APAC see high returns in private credit, according to Goldman Sachs’ 13th annual global insurance survey.
CalPERS Approves New Private Assets Allocation in Private Equity Push
Private Capital Payouts Are Sub-Par, Hamilton Lane Charges
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.
