Private debt markets: from dinosaur to dynamic funding model

Private investors can play a key role in hybrid funding that stretches across all levels of the capital structure, including subordinated debt, senior debt, PIK, and mezzanine, and across all currencies. Even if issuers only use private debt markets for one tranche of their funding, they have the se...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Published inPrivate equity news
Main Author McLeod-Salmon, Camille
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Dow Jones & Company Inc 15.07.2022
Subjects
Funding
Participating loans
Private equity
Volatility
Online AccessGet full text

Cover

More Information
Summary:Private investors can play a key role in hybrid funding that stretches across all levels of the capital structure, including subordinated debt, senior debt, PIK, and mezzanine, and across all currencies. Even if issuers only use private debt markets for one tranche of their funding, they have the security of knowing that part of their financing needs are locked down – without even venturing into the syndicated loan or high-yield bond markets. Deploying capital no longer rests exclusively on bottom-up analysis, but also incorporates multifaceted, in-depth breakdowns of macroeconomic issues, supply chain risks, ESG profiles, and market data analysis.
ISSN:1741-9085