Aptior Capital, a London-based alternative investment manager specialising in stressed credit, distressed debt and rescue finance investments in Europe, is adding Taos Huskey to its senior team in London, effective September 2024.
Lloyds Bank and Oaktree Capital Management have partnered to support UK middle-market sponsor-backed borrowers. The two companies are planning to deploy up to £1bn over the next few years in loans of up to £175m.
A strategic partnership of funds and accounts managed by the credit businesses of global investment firms Carlyle and KKR is to purchase an approximately $10.1bn portfolio of prime student loans from Discover Financial Services.
PGIM Private Capital, the private capital arm of Prudential Financial $1.34tn global investment business PGIM, provided $7.5bn of senior debt and junior capital to more than 130 middle-market companies and projects globally in H1 2024.
Sustainability-focused European asset manager Ambienta has added Linus Lenhard as Partner and Daniela Kastner as Private Equity Investment Manager to its Munich office.
Global credit-focused alternative asset manager Oak Hill Advisors has formed a new partnership with One Investment Management, a global alternative investment manager, to invest up to $5bn in European private credit.
Los Angeles-based investment firm Faes & Co has partnered with $4.7bn UK multi-asset manager Triple Point, providing the former with $100m to support the US expansion of its real estate bridging finance business, F2 Finance.
Tortoise Capital’s private credit platform has spun out of the SEC-registered asset manager, and will operate as a standalone business comprising the investment and management team of Tortoise’s private credit division.
Major financial institutions believe private debt will be the first asset to be tokenised and routinely traded digitally, according to new global research conducted by industry association Global Digital Finance.
Despite often being criticised as “woke” and anti-capitalist in the US, ESG, one of Wall Street’s most controversial labels, is quietly finding a foothold in the growing private credit market, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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