private debt

Private markets are worth around $14 trillion globally, ASIC believes. It’s not sure, and that uncertainty hints at the wider problem – private markets, and their effect on public ones, is still largely a mystery.

Commentators warn that a new default cycle will strip the shine from private debt strategies, but not all managers have been “sitting on their hands”. And the dislocation in commercial real estate is creating new opportunities for savvy managers.

While ESG arose in the space of listed equities, private debt managers can be more effective than equity funds or other fixed income investors in getting companies to meet their ESG goals.

Alceon Group maintained its view that the sector will remain strong for the remainder of this year given its robustness and healthy deal pipeline.

Alceon is mindful of challenging conditions and rising costs for purveyors of private debt, but has a confident outlook with positive signs starting to show.

Pete Robinson presents the case for Australian private debt using a supermarket chain case study.

Andrew Lockhart from Metrics Credit Partners shares insights with Peter White from The Inside Network on how mature the private debt asset class is.

Andrew Lockhart from Metrics Credit Partners shares insights with Peter White from The Inside Network on how private debt can protect investor capital.

Andrew Lockhart from Metrics Credit Partners shares insights with Peter White from The Inside Network on how private debt has performed in past inflationary markets.

This week I caught up with the CEO of Carnbrea & Co, Colin Campbell to have a chat about his colourful career and the outlook for Carnbrea and the Private Wealth industry in general. For those that don’t know, Campbell in 2014 took on the role as Senior Adviser at Carnbrea and followed on to…