In the News

In this Infrastructure Investor roundtable, Richard Parker joins other industry professionals to explore how U.S. President Trump’s legislation is reshaping the investment opportunity for infrastructure debt.

In this interview with Private Debt Investor, Matt Hansford, Head of Europe, Portfolio Finance, discusses the rise of fund finance as a core institutional asset class and explains why generating alpha and rapid capital deployment are some of its key advantages.

How can insurers enhance spread and improve capital efficiency in today’s credit markets? Patrick O’Sullivan joined the InsuranceAUM.com podcast to explore opportunities across CLOs, commercial mortgage loans, portfolio finance, and private ABS.

In this interview from SuperReturn International, Tyler Gately and Stuart Mathieson discuss their takeaways from the conference and explore the key themes driving direct lending markets today—from slower M&A activity to navigating economic and geopolitical uncertainty.

In the latest episode of ION Influencers Fireside Chats, Ian Wiese joined Giovanni Amodeo to explore the evolution of the secondary market in private assets.

Head of U.S. & European Debt Nasir Alamgir recently participated in a PERE Credit roundtable, joining other industry leaders to discuss where alternative lenders are finding opportunities amid continued volatility.

The Barings’ Global Private Credit team explores the dynamic characteristics of the North American, European and Asia-Pacific markets, and explains how a global approach across the three regions could potentially help to generate income, preserve capital and achieve diversification.

In this Q&A, Melissa Ricco breaks down the key characteristics of CLOs, explains why this has been one of the fastest growing asset classes for insurance companies—and explores what it takes to successfully navigate the CLO space.

In this Q&A, Orhan Sarayli explains that although infrastructure debt is not immune to the current market volatility, the powerful tailwinds driving demand are stronger than any economic or political cycle.