BlackRock's Larry Fink said in his annual letter that 2025 is potentially a "pivotal moment" in investing, as he laid out his private markets playbook.
Building a portfolio of companies to grow and sell is not as profitable as it once was. Here's what it means for the private equity career path.
Tech
2025-03-05T13:09:32Z
Top private lenders, including Ares Management and HPS Investment Partners, are a step closer to trying to get — or even find — some of their money.
Private credit has exploded in popularity, but it might not be the best fit for your portfolio.
Apollo CEO Marc Rowan said the private equity giant is looking to expand its lending capabilities and may buy more companies to get there.
BI collected salary data for the booming private-credit industry. See who pays the most for associates, principals, managing directors, and more.
From distressed debt to portfolio operations, private-credit employers are ramping up hiring in these areas as nonbank lending takes off.
All signs point to a continued private-credit gold rush in 2025. Here are the top career pathways, according to recruiters and consultants.
The expanding asset class is offering customizable equity-like risk returns.
Asset managers' desire to get into Wall Street's hottest asset — private markets — will drive M&A next year, according to a PwC exec.
BlackRock is set to buy HPS Investment Partners, a private-credit behemoth managing $148 billion, the firms announced Tuesday.
Marc Rowan has transformed Apollo since taking over as CEO in 2021. Here's what could become of his vision, and the stock, if he left.
Credit is now Blackstone's largest business by assets. Its COO, Jon Gray, said it's "very early days" for the burgeoning lending business.
Investment firms hope to launch private-credit ETFs to allow ordinary investors to access the $1.7 trillion market.
Banks are slowing their lending, opening doors for alternative lenders. Here's how Apollo plans to finance the infrastructure needs of the future.
Media
2024-08-28T16:01:02Z
Content Partners wants to fill a void left by banks and private equity. It seeks to capture half of a $2 billion market in entertainment deals.
"It would be good if the Fed waited now. I think there are a lot of reasons why inflation could rise again in the future," Jamie Dimon said.
Investors now see "shadow banking" as the leading source of a potential credit event, respondents indicated in Bank of America's latest survey.
Apollo is at the vanguard of a private-credit revolution. Its CEO responded after bank boss Jamie Dimon raised concerns about the industry.
The JPMorgan Chase boss likened some private credit deals stamped by the rating agencies to shoddy mortgages.