This content is from: Portfolio Mid-Market Loans Have Plummeted The world may seem to be binging on debt, but loans for smaller mergers and acquisitions are in a slump. By Julie Segal August 07, 2020
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This content is from: Portfolio Dan Zwirn on the State of Credit: ‘Amend, Extend and Pretend’ Having steered clear of much of the corporate private credit bubble, Arena is now slowly swooping in on fund managers’ troubled legacy investments as well as other post-Covid opportunities. By Julie Segal August 05, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Portfolio Managers: If Democrats Win, So Will These Sectors Infrastructure could get a bump from a change in administration — and all markets could benefit from a quieter Presidential Twitter account, according to Nuveen. By Julie Segal August 04, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office GCM Grosvenor to Go Public The $57 billion alternatives manager will become a public company after merging with a SPAC backed by Cantor Fitzgerald. By Julie Segal August 03, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Private Equity’s Answer to a Frozen Deal Market PE firms are flush with cash and kicking off a buying spree as they take creative approaches to deal-making. By Julie Segal July 31, 2020
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