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As schemes seek resilient income and greater diversification, infrastructure debt is emerging as a compelling way to access long-term returns while helping to manage portfolio risk

Leading institutional investors say capital inflows and spread compression are reshaping private credit – but disciplined underwriting and structural complexity still offer opportunity as the cycle matures.

Master trusts and other DC pension schemes are increasingly utilising private markets in their default funds, from growth portfolios to retirement solutions, according to research by Longview Networks and Schroders

Joanne Butler, DunPort Capital Management, sets out how UK SME lending and place-based impact investing sits at the heart of resilient portfolios.

Pluto Finance sets out how institutional investors can help local communities to thrive through place-based investing.

Real estate, infrastructure and private debt used to add purpose to its investment strategy

£81.5 million regional SME investment vehicle is also supported by a West Midlands pension fund

With established managers concentrating on increasing large deals, an opportunity has emerged in the relationship-based core mid-market, according to Corinthia’s Mark Wilton. 2024 was…

Higher interest rates and geopolitical risks have led some leading institutional investors put a greater focus on private debt and real assets   Alastair O’Dell …

In the crowded world of private credit, non-sponsored lending, real estate debt and significant risk transfer transactions are three areas that still offer space…

David Renshaw, co-head of Fiera European real estate debt strategies, discusses the outlook and opportunities in real estate debt. What is the real estate…

Room151 speaks to Matthew Potter, head of private credit at Pollen Street Capital, to better understand the company’s asset-backed lending strategy, and how its portfolio inclusion…