A UCITS wrapper for the AI power trade's energy half, and a fund whose real constraint is utility issuance.

September 10

New investors supplied the larger share of a fund already a fifth deployed.
Sep 9

The new South East Investment Fund opens with a £250,000 loan to Basingstoke-based Process Vision; the larger question is whether Maven can close the gap between a region with 17% of UK university spinouts and 5% of equity investment.
Sep 9

The hire suggests institutions are ready to underwrite impact credit as a dedicated allocation.
Sep 8
BNPP's €1.2bn junior infrastructure debt close is a private-credit mandate with an infrastructure label, and its investors are paying for a specific place in the debt stack.
September 7
European growth debt has become an allocation lane: Fund IV closed 15 percent above target, with a third already deployed and an ELTIF channel for private wealth.
September 7
A second European print would turn the hybrid from proof of concept into a repeatable funding channel.
September 3
Kevin Sterling framed asset-based finance as a diversification play. The next asset-based finance sleeve from a large manager will show whether the line holds.
September 2
Committed capital is not deployed capital, and the new North America-heavy list is best read as a map of fundraising momentum, not a quality rating.
September 2
Capital Four, PGIM and Silver Point are set to price new deals while Fair Oaks markets a second reset of its 2019-vintage vehicle, keeping the funding valve open for private credit books.
September 2
The alternative credit firm is shifting into a corner of the CLO market with fewer players, testing whether the structure can fund long-duration real assets.
September 1
The $55bn manager is wagering that reform will push household cash off the sidelines in two markets where deposits still dominate.
September 1
A dedicated first-loss fund makes a forward bet against the reset wave.
September 1
The $178 million repricing shows rated feeders have become standard funding tools.
August 31
Three repeat issuers price through RBC, Nomura and SMBC Nikko, a sign the primary shelf remains open even as resets dominate the tape.
August 31
The week's only new European CLO cleared at the tight; the empty calendar says supply, not demand, is the constraint.
August 28
A Creditflux exclusive says the alternative credit firm's debut is imminent, testing whether the CLO funding structure can work on infrastructure debt.
August 28
Customised mandates with Arcmont and Jefferies Credit Partners give wholesale investors control over deployment and the fees they pay during ramp-up.
August 28
The sophomore fund more than doubles its 2018 predecessor and keeps first-loss risk in-house.
August 28
The Miami manager's open-ended fifth vintage is on pace to top $1 billion in LP commitments by 2027.
August 28
The $459 million BSL print, arranged by Morgan Stanley, is new issuance in a tape crowded with resets — a small test of whether fresh collateral still clears.
August 27
Crescent's sophomore CLO equity fund closed at $232m, more than double its 2018 debut, showing that allocators still want the first-loss slice even as debt resets compress spreads.
August 27
Aura's 40% credit sleeve is the liquidity layer that makes the quarterly promise credible, leaving the 60% PE allocation to carry returns.
August 27
CVC's debut private credit secondaries fund is small by design, a test of a market that has long talked about liquidity without producing much of it.
August 27
The acquisition is a bet that CLO management is a durable funding business as resets become private credit's liquidity valve.
August 26
Clearlake and Callan filed evergreen-style credit vehicles the same week traditional drawdown funds kept raising, building capital that can afford to wait.
August 25
The $3bn series total turns climate-linked real estate debt from a pilot into a portfolio line item.
August 25
Arrow's FUM jumped 44% to €15.5bn while deployment barely moved, showing LPs are funding the purchase of legacy credit, not new origination volume.
August 25
DBS Private Bank and a leading insurer join Temasek, Khazanah and the Indonesia Investment Authority in a Pan-Asia credit strategy with eight mid-market deals since 2025.
August 25
Brian Maute takes a newly created seat atop distribution across RIAs and family offices.
August 24
The EUR 403.9m vehicle, arranged by Goldman Sachs, fuses syndicated and private credit collateral in one liability stack, giving direct lenders a new route to CLO funding.
August 24
Fresh-issue demand holds at the tight end as the reset wave rolls on.
August 21
The rated vehicle puts private credit inside a broadly syndicated CLO, a structure other managers may adopt.
August 21
Domestic managers now command 74 percent of a smaller Indian private credit market, with global funds' share cut to 26 percent, per EY data reported by Alternative Credit Investor.
August 21
The publication's October 2 outlook cites robust fundraising and strong returns, but the summary carries no figures and hedges its claim.
August 20
Nearly 75 percent above Fund I, the final close points to allocator appetite for collateral-backed lending in Europe's lower middle market.
August 20
A retail wrapper for the niche Private Debt Investor calls the most attractive since the financial crisis.
August 20
The final close adds capital to an emerging-market credit series that has deployed $1.4 billion.
August 19
A $450m final close formalizes a $1.4bn track record in low-correlation private credit.
August 19
Private Debt Investor reports managers are selling opportunistic strategies as open-ended capital for every stage of the cycle.
August 19