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Maryland pension carves out private debt bucket
6 years ago
The Baltimore pension fund has also mandated a total of $25 million to one direct lending fund and one distressed debt fund -
Californian pension reveals 2019 private credit plan
6 years ago
Ventura County Employees’ Retirement Association is considering committing up to $80 million to private credit funds, following a recommendation of its investment consultant NEPC -
Brookfield strikes deal to buy 62% stake in Oaktree
6 years ago
Brookfield Asset Management has agreed to buy a 62% stake in Oaktree Capital Management in a move which will lead to the creation of one of the largest asset managers in the business. -
Isda tables plans to rid CDS market of narrowly tailored credit events
6 years ago
After lengthy deliberation, a working group of major firms is today set to publish proposals aimed at ridding the market of ‘narrowly tailored credit events’, whereby borrowers are persuaded to default on debt payments in order to trigger pay-outs for CDS holders -
Dealers gear up to settle Sears CDS and rule on Ziggo successor
6 years ago
The long wait to settle the final price of Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp credit default swaps will end today with a credit event auction, while investors could also learn whether there is successor to contracts referencing deregistered Ziggo Bond Finance -
GSO co-founder plans new credit business
6 years ago
GSO Capital Partners co-founder Tripp Smith is launching his own credit management firm, according to a report by Bloomberg -
Blackstone builds on multi-asset approach with fifth fund
6 years ago
The new vehicle will invest directly into Blackstone deals across its alternatives platform -
Managers see growth in distressed and direct lending, but structured credit splits opinion
6 years ago
The private credit industry remains on track to grow to $1 trillion assets under management by 2020, according to joint research published by the Alterative Credit Council and law firm Dechert with allocations to distressed and mid-market deals tipped to rise. But structured credit has divided US and European managers -
Blackstone grows credit assets by 31% over year
6 years ago
The firm achieved strong fundraising in credit, taking credit-related assets under managment to $130.6 billion in the third quarter, a 31% increase year-on-year -
Oaktree raises new special situations fund while CIO warns of direct lending risk
6 years ago
Oaktree Capital Management has released its second quarter 2018 results in which the Los Angeles-based firm reported $2.4 billion of new capital commitments in the quarter -
65% of distressed managers plan new funds over the next year, survey finds
7 years ago
Distressed debt is proving to be a popular strategy for managers, with 65% intending to launch a distressed strategy in the next 12 months, according to a report by Creditflux’s sister publication Debtwire and law firm Ropes & Gray. -
Minnesota pension fund looks to commit $535 million to 'private credit'
7 years ago
Minnesota State Board of Investments has recommended investments worth $535 million to private credit, according to board documentation seen by Creditflux -
Oak Hill promotes three to partner
7 years ago
Oak Hill Advisors has promoted three managing directors to the position of partner, according to market sources -
US pension fund agrees $200 million investment in new GSO distressed fund
7 years ago
GSO Capital Partners has got off to a strong start as it markets a new distressed debt fund. There are signs that the multi-billion offering is being sold in South Korea
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