Private credit
Australia probes private credit lenders, warns on valuations
The real estate sector is a major borrower in the roughly A$200 billion industry in the country
GIC nears deal to offload US$2 billion in private credit stakes
Institutional investors are utilising the secondary market more frequently to rebalance their portfolios
Software sell-off: Singapore’s private wealth gets more discerning on AI-era technology exposure
Family offices and allocators are pivoting away from generic softwares towards deep data moats and structural resilience
iCapital strengthens Apac presence as demand for alternatives surges among wealthy investors
Singapore’s wealthy are no longer asking whether to invest in alternatives – they want to know how: COO
Buoyed by £7 billion in global inflows, M&G Investments pushes further into Asia-Pacific
The CEO of insurer M&G’s asset management arm sees greater European, Apac flows, eyes opportunities in private credit
US private credit risks not mirrored in South-east Asia: IFS Capital CEO
Randy Sim explains why the region’s credit landscape looks nothing like that of the US and why we should differentiate them
Asia insurers increasing infrastructure debt exposure as capital rules shift: Schroders
The asset class offers access to sectors that institutional investors might not otherwise have
Eurozone may face pockets of stress from private credit, not systemic risk: ECB
Signs of underlying strain in such markets have been emerging in recent weeks, particularly in the US
US private credit markets under pressure: Why Asia and Europe may be less exposed to the risks
Private credit has come under greater scrutiny, but according to Kilde chief executive officer Radek Jezbera, investors should avoid viewing the asset class as a single global market
HSBC committed to its private credit investments after report on US$4 billion pause
Regulators worldwide are more concerned about banks’ exposure to the US$3.5 trillion private credit industry
