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Private Credit Defaults 101: Back to School
As Labor Day approaches, the unofficial end of summer is upon us. But, before we get too sad, there is also the familiar back-to-school energy.
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September 2, 2026 
Average Adjustments for EBITDA Reconciliation as Percentage of
PF Adjusted EBITDA (M&A-Driven vs. LBOs) Contact: Steven Miller
Loss and Found
Higher leverage and weaker structures for leveraged loans is expected to result in worse than historic recoveries.
Private Debt Intelligence - 10/29/2018
What Are Private Debt Investors Up to? [wpdm_package id=’21059′] A significant majority (60%) of investor searches issued in Q3 2018…
Turning a blind eye?
In Europe, talk of battening down the hatches for a change in circumstances seems at odds with a lack of…
Loan Stats at a Glance - 10/29/2018
Contact: Marina Lukatsky marina.lukatsky@spglobal.com
Markit Recap – 10/22/2018
Mario Draghi, in a press conference confirming that market rate expectations were intact, stated that the risks to the eurozone’s…
Average Adjustments for EBITDA Reconciliation, M&A-Driven Loan Deals (% of PF Adjusted EBITDA)
Contact: Steven Miller
Barreling toward a record
Download PitchBook’s Report here. US middle market PE activity is set to break records this year. Through Q3, more than 2,000…
Dividend recap activity slows sharply
Source: Debtwire Par Dividend recap activity has slowed sharply this year as loan investors have focused on more attractive M&A…
The growing gap between private credit’s haves and have-nots
The top 10 firms have made up half of the capital collected over the past five years. The largest alternative…
At US$33Bn, YTD global green & ESG loan volume
more than 2.5 times full year 2017 totals Global socially responsible financing continues to gain traction with nearly US$33bn in…
Search and Recovery (First of a series)
You know we’re at some kind of inflection point when two former chairs of the Federal Reserve come out in…