State Street examines the growth in private credit secondaries and their role in institutional portfolios amid rising liquidity needs and credit dispersion.
The New York-based manager is also planning a successor to its GP-led secondaries fund in 2027 and is targeting an H1 first close for its debut credit secondaries offering.
The GP-led deal included senior secured loans to more than 60 US lower-middle-market companies from two Tree Line direct lending funds.
The transaction extends the manager's hold on a portfolio of predominantly senior, US-focused direct lending investments.
In this presentation, VP Fabien Meyer examines key findings from TR Capital's whitepaper on the Asian secondary market, exploring its turning points and the scale of potential opportunities.
Ghost Tree is a California-based private credit investment firm providing senior secured, collateral-focused financing for lower middle-market companies.
Dechert compares LP-led CFOs with GP-led structures, examining differences in portfolio construction, tax treatment, transfer mechanics, GP consent, and rating agency requirements.
Troutman Pepper examines the key legal and structural considerations lenders should assess in private credit continuation fund transactions.
Configure Partners examines how private credit CVs are evolving as tools for liquidity, duration management, and portfolio retention.
Host David Snow dives into the rapidly growing credit secondaries market with Coller Capital's Ed Goldstein and Upwelling Capital's Eric Green.
