The surge in private credit redemption requests is making headlines, creating a cloud of doubt around the asset class. However, in this article, Caroline Baker, US Managing Director at Vistra Fund Solutions, explains the withdrawal drivers and why the private credit redemptions issue isn’t as dire as it seems.
Gemcorp Capital writes that its latest research finds that institutional investors expect emerging market private credit to deliver better risk-adjusted returns than developed market yet still rate it a riskier option.
Jamie Tadelis, Chief Product & Investor Officer, SC Lowy, writes that private credit is entering a more demanding phase.
Gemcorp Capital, a specialist investor bringing private credit to emerging markets, has recently published a whitepaper entitled Unmasking the Potential: Navigating Opportunities, Myths and Strategies in EM Private Credit.
Man Group has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Bardin Hill, a US private credit manager with approximately USD3.0 billion in assets under management.
Franklin Resources, Inc, a global investment management organisation operating as Franklin Templeton, has announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority interest in Apera Asset Management (“Apera”), a pan-European private credit firm with over EUR5 billion in assets under management (“AUM”).
Cross-border European deals are contributing to strong growth in private credit compared with last year and the previous three years, new research from Nordic Trustee, part of global capital markets services provider Ocorian, shows.
Michel Lowy, co-founder and CEO at SC Lowy, writes that private credit in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is emerging as a compelling investment opportunity, driven by a combination of structural inefficiencies in traditional banking and the region’s robust economic growth.
Russell Investments has announced the launch of a new evergreen fund, designed to provide professional investors with exposure to the growing opportunities across global private credit markets.
HSBC Asset Management (HSBC AM) continues to scale up its USD6.5 billion global private credit platform, announcing the launch of the first vintage of its Global Transition Infrastructure Debt strategy and the extension of its UK direct lending capability into the European market.
