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Press ReleasePGIM Private Capital provides $7.5B of senior debt and junior capital globally in 1H 2024PGIM Private Capital provided $7.5 billion of senior debt and junior capital to more than 130 middle-market companies and projects globally in 1H 2024.Read More
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The Ongoing Evolution of Direct LendingAs demand for non-bank capital increases and yields remain attractive on a historical basis, direct lending continues to grow as an asset class.Read More
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Credit Allocation in a Changing Market: Rethinking the Public-Private Balance
Institutional investors face new challenges and opportunities as they seek the optimal mix of public and private credit in multi-asset portfolios.
Credit Convergence: The Blurring of Public and Private Credit
PGIM experts discuss investment strategies and portfolio implications across the public and private credit spectrum.
The Convergence of Public and Private Credit
Leveraging insights from investment professionals across our businesses, PGIM examines the forces driving convergence between public and private credit.
Investors favour Europe over UK, and infrastructure in focus
The progressive shift from a bank funding to a non-bank funding model is the big theme playing out in Europe.
The Private Credit Playbook
Featuring Mathew Douglass, CEO and Senior Managing Director, PGIM Private Capital.
Windhill: A Middle-Market CLO
Windhill is a collateralized loan obligation (CLO) backed primarily by middle-market speculative-grade senior secured term loans.
Allocating to Privates in a Rising Interest Rate Environment
PGIM's flagship institutional event for EMEA featured PGIM thought leaders, industry experts, and senior investors.
Energy Mezzanine for Institutional Investors
A fundamental shift in capital sources available for upstream energy companies has created an opportunity for investors to consider.
Leveraging Mezzanine in a Liquidity Constrained Market
Mezzanine lenders are well positioned to "bridge the gap"
Direct Lending and the Shift to Non-Sponsored Deal Flow
Traditional models of how companies raise capital have been substantially disrupted in recent years.
