Watch the interview with Oaktree Marks co-chairman. Howard Marks claims an inevitable change in circumstances will put complacent private debt firms to the test.

Are private asset classes better positioned to weather the crisis? Our senior editorial teams covering PE, private debt, infrastructure, real estate and secondaries provide insight.

A good investor is like a good gambler, the financial luminary argues. They focus on process rather than product.

Crestline, Golub and Oaktree were all double winners in the Americas section of our annual awards.

The pension funds vow to avoid investment managers that fail to consider environmental, social and governance or diversity issues

The Infrastructure Debt 15 is the second edition of our ranking of the world's largest credit GPs, which have raised $84bn from third-party LPs.

There is change throughout the ranking, including at the top.

Assisted by volatile market conditions, private debt firms have carved out a place for themselves in the mega-financing arena once solidly occupied by the banks.

A growing number of fund managers are offering customised investment options for clients and are seeking ways to access retail clients.

Trevor Castledine, who made his name at Lancashire County Pension Fund, featured in our November 2018 list of individuals who have transformed private debt.

The fund has well over 100 investors and could lend up to €10bn with leverage.

Real estate debt looks well positioned compared with corporate debt, maintains Justin Guichard of Oaktree Capital in this interview shot at PDI's New York Forum.

Arena Investors’ Daniel Zwirn believes direct lending, leveraged loans & CLOs could be partly responsible for the next financial crash. Read more here.

Private credit has received plenty of acclaim as a well-positioned asset class for the times, but investors are not entirely void of concerns.

The partnership will see a geographic mix across the US and Europe, which will let BBDC access investments with different levels of yield.

The firm, which collected $5.5bn for its first BDC, will commit between $20m and $500m per transaction.

The HTGC founder and his wife allegedly paid to fabricate their daughters’ SAT and ACT exam results and bribed a Georgetown University tennis coach.

BlackGold has raised two closed-end funds dedicated to energy lending under the auspices of the BlackGold Private Energy Partners fund series.

It is arguably the first big test for the private debt asset class. James Newsome of Arbour examines what happens next.

The alternative asset manager bought a controlling stake in JMPCA, which manages $1.2bn across three CLOs.

The newly independent private debt manager will launch a capital solutions strategy next year designed to help sponsors turn around underperforming businesses.