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Post-crisis regulations intended to fortify banks crimped their ability to lend to small and mid-size companies, opening a window for private credit funds to enter.January 9
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Arizona’s $41 billion State Retirement System is looking to dedicate one out of every six dollars it manages to direct lending -- more than five times the industry average -- in a move some see as a harbinger of what’s to come for the booming asset class.December 30
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High valuations and abundant use of debt continued to mark completed deal activity in the first quarter of 2018, according to GF Data.July 19
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“Investors seeking to generate incremental returns and portfolio diversification are increasingly turning to private credit,” says BlackRock’s global co-head of credit Tim O’Hara.April 19
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Antares, Carlyle, and Madison Capital are also raising debt funds.March 20
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A continued and expanded banking relationship with the new, much larger, post-acquisition company provides a compelling argument for many creditors.March 8
Special counselFried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
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Churchill, Glendon Capital and Yukon Partners also raised debt capital.January 29
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The firm closed another debt fund in December 2017.January 2
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The lower middle market is an attractive landscape for deal opportunities, as capital providers see potential for larger returns.December 6
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Antares, Madison Capital and Trinitas have also raised collateralized loan obligation funds.December 4
