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Hunter Point Capital raised $4.3bn globally across its general partner (GP) financing strategies at final close, including NAV lending.
Macquarie Asset Management has appointed Bob Restrick as a senior adviser to help expand its US real estate private credit platform.
RBC Global Asset Management has launched a closed-ended interval fund focused on investing in equity and junior debt tranches of CLOs.
Janus Henderson has acquired German private debt manager Rantum Capital as it continues to expand its alternatives presence.
Cheyne Capital has promoted Rebecca Lawley to chief investment officer, multi-strategy, as the firm launches a new mandate in the area.
Ares Management has raised $8.5bn for an asset-backed finance (ABF) fund at final close, surpassing its $6.5bn target.
Despite macroeconomic volatility and uncertainty, private credit firms could be set to benefit as widening spreads begin to emerge in the US.
Private markets fees, including those for direct lending strategies, are seeing significant reductions, according to a new survey.
White Oak UK plans to launch a private credit strategy focused on supporting UK reindustrialisation, targeting a raise of £1.5bn.
Private credit firm Colbeck Capital Management has launched a new direct lending strategy with $400m of initial capital commitments.
