Complimentary webinar on finding opportunity in a challenging private credit market
The 2027 U.S. Private Credit Opportunity
September 16 | 3:00 - 4:00 pm EDT - Now available on demand
The U.S. private credit market faced-up to mounting challenges over the past year, the first serious test for the asset class since it rose to prominence in the post-GFC world. Yet, the lenders and institutional investors appear resilient in weathering a storm triggered by fraudulent double-pledged loans that led to a crisis in confidence among retail investors.
The resilience is best reflected by market consolidation amongst direct lenders, and the growth of asset-backed financiers who are carving out speciality focuses to support the reindustrialization of the U.S. Or for some, do they look offshore to global markets?
Challenge creates opportunity. How to position yourself for success?
Speakers include:
- Moderator: Michelle Chan, US credit correspondent, Financial Times
- Milwood Hobbs, Jr., Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Strategic Credit, Oaktree Capital Management
- Patrick Linnemann, Senior Managing Director, Blue Owl
- Anant Bhalla, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, 1823 Partners
Special Report: Private credit allocations, evolving risks and emerging opportunities
2025 Onsite Interviews
2025 Event speakers discuss key market trends and opportunities
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Missy Dolski of Värde Partners explores what's driving LP interest in asset-based finance and how it compares to direct lending. She also discusses how structural changes fueled growth in asset-based ... -
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Ed Goldstein of Coller Capital discusses what's driving the rise of private credit secondaries and how they will evolve over the next five years. -
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Fernando Martinez of IMCO explores LPs core considerations when assessing allocations to private credit and the asset classes of interest as a diversification to traditional direct lending -
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Pramit Mukherjee of SLC Management explores why insurers pursue ABF deals and the greatest risk factors that private credit and ABF fund managers should be considering.
