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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 
Midyear grading
Download PitchBook’s Report here. Every December, PitchBook makes a slew of predictions about industry trends in the upcoming year. That’s been…
Leveraged loan and high yield bond secondary prices move up from recent lows
Source: Debtwire Par, Markit, ICE BofA US HY Index To open the year, loans were bid at an average price…
Middle Market Deal Terms at a Glance - August 2022
Source: SPP Capital Partners Contact: Stefan Shaffer stefan@sppcapital.com
Private Debt Intelligence - 8/8/2022
Private debt fundraising in North America on track for record [wpdm_package id=’58276′] The number of private debt funds in North…
Distribution of MFN Maturity Carveout Horizons
(Past performance is no guarantee of future results.) Contact: Steven Miller
Honey, I Shrunk the Fed
Quantitative tightening is expected to reduce the Fed’s balance sheet by $2 trillion.
Fundraising hits a new low
Raising capital in the first half of this year was even tougher than at the height of the pandemic, but…
Loan Stats at a Glance - 8/8/2022
Contact: Marina Lukatskymarina.lukatsky@pitchbook.com
The Great Unwind: A New Era?
Oscar Wilde once wrote, “When the gods wants to punish you, they answer your prayers.” Risk assets like high-yield bonds…
The healthcare sector led sponsored MM lending in 1H22
Overall sponsored middle market lending activity (comprised of both direct lending and syndicated volume) was robust again in 2Q22, climbing…
Healthy deal flow for take-privates
Download PitchBook’s Report here. 2022 is shaping up for a healthy year for take-privates, according to PitchBook’s latest US PE Breakdown.…
The Great Unwind (Third of a Series)
Our characterization of the current economic picture as a “precession” took into account the second quarter’s negative GDP data. But…