Private Debt News

Growing liquidity pressures in private credit funds are creating an opening for a new generation of secondary investors, which can provide managers with an alternative source of cash as investors seek to exit, according top a report by the Financial Times. 23.07.2026

India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group has raised approximately INR151bn ($1.6bn) through one of the country’s largest private credit transactions, highlighting the growing ability of domestic and international alternative lenders to finance large leveraged deals, according to a report by Bloomberg. 21.07.2026

Baker Tilly Advisory Group is preparing to refinance approximately $3bn of debt through the syndicated loan market, replacing private credit financing used to support the accounting firm’s rapid expansion since being acquired by PE firm Hellman & Friedman, according to a report by Bloomberg. 20.07.2026

Private Credit gewinnt bei Versicherern weiter an Bedeutung. Einer Marsh-Umfrage zufolge will eine deutliche Mehrheit ihr Engagement ausbauen – obwohl sinkende Kreditstandards, steigende Ausfallraten und eine zunehmend magere Illiquiditätsprämie für Unbehagen sorgen. Nach einem Report von institutional-money. 16.07.2026

European financial regulators are facing resistance from US authorities in their efforts to obtain more detailed information on banks’ exposure to private credit markets, reflecting growing differences over how the rapidly expanding asset class should be supervised, according to a report by Reuters. 10.07.2026

Capital raising for North American private credit funds recovered strongly during the second quarter of 2026, even as direct lending activity slowed significantly, highlighting a growing gap between investor commitments and the pace at which managers are deploying capital, according to a report by Reuters. 10.07.2026

HSBC is halting lending to riskier private credit clients, becoming the latest major bank to reduce exposure to the asset class following a series of corporate collapses, according to a report by the Financial Times. 07.07.2026

Large institutional investors are continuing to allocate billions of dollars to private credit funds, as managers look to capitalise on a pullback from retail investors, according to a report by the Financial Times. 06.07.2026

Large institutional investors are continuing to commit capital to private credit strategies despite heightened market volatility, underscoring sustained confidence in the asset class and its ability to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns. To a report by hedgeweek. 06.07.2026

Die Asset­klasse Pri­vate Cre­dit hat sich zu einem Bestand­teil der Unter­neh­mens­fi­nan­zie­rung ent­wickelt. Das bringt Vor­teile für Unter­neh­men, birgt aber auch Risi­ken für Inve­sto­ren. Nach einem Report von pressreader. 06.07.2026