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ICG’s head of US liquid credit says Iran war will cause pain for consumers, housing
1 day ago
PODCAST: Consumer-related aspects of the economy – ranging from housing and travel to apparel and retail – are already “feeling a decent amount of pain”, and the trend is expected to continue, according to ICG's David Saitowitz, speaking on the latest episode of the Credit Exchange podcast with Lisa Lee -
UK pension fund taps Crescent for US direct lending mandate
1 day ago
UK pension fund Nest has appointed Crescent Capital to manage a GBP 450m US direct lending mandate -
Ares backs Arcmont’s USD 2.5bn private credit continuation vehicle
4 days ago
The vehicle acquires senior direct lending assets from Arcmont’s 2019-vintage fund and marks the largest credit secondaries transaction in Europe, according to Ares -
Private credit in the crosshairs: stick to the plan or relax rules?
7 days ago
The private credit industry has faced a test of nerves in recent months as a swarm of investors rushed for the exits only to find their off-ramp blocked. As the pressure builds, credit managers are asking themselves whether they should stick to the advertised redemption rules for their vehicles, or lift the barricade to let skittish investors exit with their money -
Tikehau looks to develop Asia direct lending product via JV
12 days ago
The French alternative asset manager has struck a joint venture with Amova Asset Management, formerly known as Nikko Asset Management, to solidify its presence in Asia -
Hayfin co-head of direct lending says European private credit better geared to weather uncertainty than US
15 days ago
PODCAST: European private credit is less exposed to software as well as retail withdrawals, making them better positioned than their US counterparts to weather uncertainty, says Marc Chowrimootoo, co-head of direct lending at alternative asset manager Hayfin, on the latest episode of the Credit Exchange podcast with Lisa Lee -
European direct lending opportunity grows as US faces headwinds—AlbaCore
19 days ago
EXCLUSIVE: Outflows from select US direct lending vehicles could result in European direct lending spreads, particularly on larger deals, widening even further, Luke Gillam, head of senior direct lending, told Creditflux -
Ares unitranche to back Nordic's acquisition of TradingHub defies AI concerns
20 days ago
The deal showcases that private credit shops are still willing to lend to software companies -
Majority of LPs expect to mix public and private credit despite liquidity challenges – BSP survey
22 days ago
Within the next five years, 59% of global institutional investors expect to take an integrated approach to public and private credit investments, new research from Benefit Street Partners shows -
Napier Park’s CIO says firm has stockpiled cash to buy mispriced assets
28 days ago
PODCAST: The alternative asset manager, which oversees USD 40bn in AUM, has been prepping for a repricing of financial assets that predates the Iran war and the software crisis, according to its Chief Investment Officer, Jonathan Dorfman, speaking on the latest episode of Credit Exchange with Lisa Lee -
Eurazeo expands evergreen push across Europe as wealth inflows rise 18%
1 month ago
EUR 922m in wealth inflows in 2025, up 18%; Two evergreen launches in 2025, wealth AUM now EUR 5.8bn -
Kennedy Lewis, Bank of Ireland strike European LBO financing partnership
1 month ago
The US private credit manager is committing EUR 2bn so the partners can offer tailored financing options to mid-market private equity sponsors that will span bilateral, club, and syndicated loan structures -
Direct lenders hit hard as credit market reels from war and AI
1 month ago
Volatility has come back to credit markets. Artificial intelligence’s impact on corporate earnings, a war in Iran that is ensnaring the rest of the Middle East and upticks in inflationary pressures are weighing on managers -
Blackstone to launch new private multi-asset products for affluent individuals
1 month ago
The new products, expected to come in the following months, will offer exposure to multiple private market asset strategies at once -
Citi announces debt capital markets co-heads, including a hire from BofA
1 month ago
The new co-heads will fill the open spot left by head of global debt capital markets Rich Zogheb, who is retiring after 40 years in the industry -
Private credit still deploying despite increasing risks – head of credit at CVC
1 month ago
PODCAST: Andrew Davies, head of credit at CVC Capital Partners, says the present uncertainty offered opportunities to reconsider the pricing of transactions, and the ability to structure those deals more conservatively -
DWS hires former Värde MD to lead ABF business
1 month ago
The appointment underscores the firm’s commitment to private credit after nixing plans to launch a European CLO business last year -
Unitranche deals take off in Europe, setting new record – Houlihan
1 month ago
The European private credit market completed 570 unitranche deals in 2025, marking an all-time high since Houlihan Lokey started publishing its quarterly report -
Arcmont closes second capital solutions fund with EUR 1.5bn raised
1 month ago
The second iteration of the private credit firm’s capital solutions fund is almost double the size of its predecessor -
KKR’s co-head of credit says ‘it’s adult swim only’ in markets
1 month ago
PODCAST: Christopher Sheldon, co-head of credit and capital markets at KKR, tells Lisa Lee on the latest episode of Credit Exchange that 2026 is set to be defined by avoiding mistakes rather than picking winners, with elevated defaults and downgrades resulting in a challenging investing environment -
Tikehau not for sale, 'we see ourselves more as a consolidator' – co-founder
1 month ago
Tikehau co-founder Antoine Flamarion has said the firm sees itself as a consolidator of businesses and has no intention of selling itself to a larger US asset manager -
Tikehau raises more than USD 1bn for private credit secondaries
1 month ago
This sophomore fund doubled the size of its predecessor and closed above target -
Lending giants invade lower mid-market in search of deals – Private Credit Comment
1 month ago
Smaller debt funds face increased competition from larger lenders; normalisation hinges on more M&A volumes or issues in syndicated markets -
Arini President Mathew Cestar says Europe’s missing AI boom provides opportunities
1 month ago
PODCAST: Europe has mostly missed the AI boom that’s driven a large part of US economic growth – but that actually makes European credit more appealing, according to the head of the alternative asset manager -
Apollo partners with Schroders on public-private credit
2 months ago
The two will launch a US collective investment trust in the second quarter for 401k defined contribution investors and create new products for UK wealth clients
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