The Swiss banking group’s foray into Asia-Pacific reflects how strategic partnerships have become more common among private credit boutiques across the region.
The London-based firm is also preparing to launch a CLO as it makes plans for an unpredictable year in the credit markets.
Faster chapter 11 cases have now become possible and private debt firms are expected to be in the vanguard of this development. David Hillman, Elisabeth Baltay and Chris Theodoridis of Proskauer explain why.
John Kissick is stepping away from the business he co-founded in 1997, with 15-year Ares veteran Kipp deVeer taking his place around the table.
A closer look at the winners and runners up in the region.
As the banks have jumped overboard, a large opportunity has opened up for financing in the maritime market. Andreas Povlsen of Breakwater Capital assesses the potential and the challenges
The hire gives Kartesia’s senior debt vehicle a local presence in all its target markets across Europe.
The UK's regulator has thrown its support behind the SONIA benchmark as a replacement for LIBOR, which could have knock-on consequences for private debt documentation.
Three professionals with decades of experience have joined the firm from Aergen Aviation Finance.
The firm continues to diversify its asset base to achieve its ambitious long-term fundraising goals.