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Investing in larger companies has many advantages, especially in these more challenging times, say Blackstone’s Brad Marshall and Jonathan Bock.
Some have labelled this a ‘golden age’ for private debt, but fund managers would do well to avoid complacency. Here are five threats to those in the industry.
Infrastructure debt isn’t immune from the turmoil in the wider market, but it does offer protection for investors.
Protected from inflation and benefiting from rate rises, infrastructure debt looks extremely well placed, says Damien Gardes, co-head of infrastructure debt at Schroders Capital.
Payment in kind is an option which, due to interest rate rises, is increasingly in demand from sponsors and borrowers. Lenders must make sure they are applied only in appropriate circumstances, say Daniel Hendon and Phil Anscombe of Proskauer Rose.
Rising rates are putting companies under pressure, but predicting widespread distressed activity continues to be a brave bet.
The past 10 years has seen debt move firmly into the investment mainstream, with signs of continued growth ahead.
Konstantin Danilov of VRS Restructuring Services examines the factors affecting the financial markets.
UK falls to second place in terms of debt transactions but the new market leader faces headwinds.
Direct lenders don’t seem rattled by a more challenging backdrop.
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