CIFC investment chief Dan Robinson sees no evidence of an apocalyptic credit event and says the credit cycle continues to expand.
CIFC investment chief Dan Robinson sees no evidence of an apocalyptic credit event and says the credit cycle continues to expand.
Institutional investors will continue to increase their allocation to private markets in 2020 as new sources of capital enter the market, according to a McKinsey & Co. report.
The $10 billion Vision Super fund is slowing starting to allocate capital to private credit, joining others institutional investors including Mercer who are shifting money out of the equity market.
A former Dallas Federal Reserve Bank adviser has warned that a spike in bond market volatility and recent chaos in the money market could be indicative of a looming credit crisis.
Australia’s sovereign wealth fund is seeking to raise the value of its credit portfolio by increasing its exposure to direct lending and emerging market debt and shifting away from traditional fixed-income assets.
A regulatory push for banks to set aside more capital against their trading books has led to the banks pulling back from funding commercial property, leaving room for other players to fill the vacuum.
Farmland is about 20 years behind timberland and perhaps up to 40 years behind commercial real estate in terms of its evolution as an asset class, Nuveen head of real…