NAIC and Moody's mark the perimeter of private credit's leverage
A fast-track Apollo ruling and Moody's concentration-limit analysis turn fund-level leverage into a regulated asset class.
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A fast-track Apollo ruling and Moody's concentration-limit analysis turn fund-level leverage into a regulated asset class.
Onex, KKR, Ares and Kennedy Lewis repriced seasoned vehicles, showing where private credit liability demand stands.
Nearly 75 percent above Fund I, the final close points to allocator appetite for collateral-backed lending in Europe's lower middle market.
The three-year facility puts PGIM's asset-based finance platform at the consumer end of the housing value chain.
Large unitranches and semi-liquid fund redemptions are driving early volume, even as Europe's take-off lags.
A retail wrapper for the niche Private Debt Investor calls the most attractive since the financial crisis.
Moody's says CLO concentration limits are the wall a single borrower's exposure hits first.
A mid-market BDC's hundreds of millions in unsecured paper will reveal how much demand the BDC funding market has left.
A CLO specialist's infrastructure team is taking holding-company risk inside Anthropic's $16bn Texas data center buildout.
Roughly $970 million of CLO paper cleared without forcing issuers to pay up.
A fast-track NAIC review will decide whether insurers can book Apollo's AMAPS and APADS as bonds, setting the cost of insurance capital for private credit securitizations.
The final close adds capital to an emerging-market credit series that has deployed $1.4 billion.
Anonymous investor views in an August 14 Creditflux report point to better CLO collateral metrics; the underlying data stays behind the paywall.
Private debt allocators weigh manager dispersion and disputed market data as some grow cautious on sponsor-backed direct lending, according to Private Debt Investor.
Carlyle's new European liquid credit head expects an influx of CLO managers to compress the trade's returns further.
The pension fund also committed US$1bn to Blackstone Private Credit Fund while selling legacy European non-performing loans.
A first list of six asset managers puts AI infrastructure credit in the hands of balance-sheet incumbents.
A $450m final close formalizes a $1.4bn track record in low-correlation private credit.
Creditflux reports Carval CLO XIII-C, a $505m new issue in the US CLO market.
The mid-market specialist's repeat deal signals CLOs are now a routine funding tool.
Private Debt Investor reports managers are selling opportunistic strategies as open-ended capital for every stage of the cycle.
Twelve of 22 deals were follow-ons, and the platform's deployment hit a record.
Secondary prices tumbled and opportunistic borrowers pulled back even as new-issue spreads held near decade tights.
Fitch's 2026 forecast splits between an oil shock and an AI boom, and private credit feels both.
Connection Capital argues durable defence opportunities sit with founder-led, software and dual-use technology companies below the major contractors.
The $230bn manager's Securitize-built fund brings the private credit income stream to on-chain investors.
Managers are resetting and securitizing seasoned direct-lending portfolios, and a retail ETF is providing the bid that makes the math work.
The Nuveen unit's new desk for customized financing shows where Churchill expects demand as direct lending volume sags.
PDI points allocators to investment-grade and asset-backed paper in Latin America; heavy-handed local regulation is the obstacle.
BDC Reporter's July 30 investment view says the Fed's no-move leaves BDC shares without the support a rate bump might have offered.
The reset lowers the vehicle's cost of capital and stretches its reinvestment horizon to 2031, per ACI.
The trade group's comment on the SEC's securitization conflict proposal predates today's CLO market. No final rule has landed since.
The sector's biggest weekly ETF gain in years gave way to a flat week, with BlackRock TCP's portfolio sale a reminder of what relief buying can't fix.
Industriens Pension and Lægernes Pension supplied the first-close capital for the firm's second property debt vehicle.
Total debt coverage is back near its high-water mark while platform senior lending stays at a cycle low.
Tier-one pricing helped keep nearly 90% of the existing investor base in. The third CLO is next.
Wider return spreads make the manager pick the decisive call for allocators in H2 2026.
The $5.7bn that has flowed into JAAA this year shows retail demand for CLO paper has staying power.
Serone's year-end goal would add a new issuer to the US CLO primary market as direct lending cools.
Conservative leverage and active portfolio management, the firm's executives tell Private Debt Investor, will separate the managers who hold the line from those who don't.
Two performance reviews separate a miss from a match, giving allocators a test for the rest of BDC earnings.
The static, non-reinvesting deal turns an existing KKR portfolio into rated term funding while direct-lending volume stays thin.
BDC Reporter's revised 2027 payout projection gives income investors a fresh benchmark for Main Street Capital's dividend.
A distressed-debt specialist takes the other side as two big private-credit managers trim the same 2028 term loan.
The bank's new Capital Solutions mandate puts it next to the fund-finance business private credit runs on.
Year-to-date inflows make it the second-largest active fixed income ETF, a daily-liquidity buyer of triple-A CLO paper.
Creditflux's July tables show Carlyle near $10bn in US BSL, CVC first in Europe, and Golub at 10% in private credit.
A second CLO six months after its debut starts to build a repeatable track record for the new manager.
The LSTA's model provisions apply its syndicated loan forms to private credit, with a blackline to show the changes.
The Apollo-managed BDC's latest conference call caused a stir over its future, according to the outlet.
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