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Search ArticlesBorrowed time — Fervour and finance of football debt
Taking the Credit — Seeing what you want to see Is it a bat or a butterfly? As ever, it depends who you ask. Private credit has become a financial markets edition of the Rorschach test: for every declaration of health and explanation of a maturing asset class undergoing growing pains, there are fresh cockroaches unearthing themselves and further regulatory interventions warning of echoes with the 2008 GFC.
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway
UPDATE — Trinseo seeks intel on CastleKnight trading in shadow of excluded lender group standing motion Trinseo pressed Judge Christopher Lopez to force CastleKnight to turn over documents detailing its trading strategy, investment thesis and diligence around more than $300m of debt and equity purchases through a motion to compel. In turn, the CastleKnight-led group of excluded lenders seeks standing to pursue estate claims against the supporting lender group.
Taking the Credit — Seeing what you want to see
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway We don’t always spend much time on the public markets in this column, but when there are this many fascinating deals to examine, how could we do otherwise? Last week saw the launch of the mighty Lendable into the public securitisation market, and this week we have the first public slice of an absolutely emblematic private asset-based deal — KKR’s forward flow with PayPal Europe.
LatAm Weekly — Ambipar pivots and finally secures bondholder support
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway We don’t always spend much time on the public markets in this column, but when there are this many fascinating deals to examine, how could we do otherwise? Last week saw the launch of the mighty Lendable into the public securitisation market, and this week we have the first public slice of an absolutely emblematic private asset-based deal — KKR’s forward flow with PayPal Europe.
Asia weekly — Shapoorji’s $2.25bn refi nears finishing line
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway We don’t always spend much time on the public markets in this column, but when there are this many fascinating deals to examine, how could we do otherwise? Last week saw the launch of the mighty Lendable into the public securitisation market, and this week we have the first public slice of an absolutely emblematic private asset-based deal — KKR’s forward flow with PayPal Europe.
Female-owned businesses less likely to emerge from bankruptcy, study finds
Borrowed time — Fervour and finance of football debt As the 2026 World Cup enters its final week, fans are waiting to see whether football will come home this time — or whether it will be another four-year wait. Meanwhile, we’ve looked beyond the pitch at the game’s financial issues. Here, too, is a story of towering ambitions and perfervid emotions — one whose fate is intertwined less with 90-minute scores and penalty kicks than with buccaneering businesspeople and vast sums of borrowed money.
Shapoorji to price $2.25bn refi dollar tranche Friday
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway We don’t always spend much time on the public markets in this column, but when there are this many fascinating deals to examine, how could we do otherwise? Last week saw the launch of the mighty Lendable into the public securitisation market, and this week we have the first public slice of an absolutely emblematic private asset-based deal — KKR’s forward flow with PayPal Europe.
US IG Wrap — Amazon tips the supply scales, Accenture offers steep software concessions
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway We don’t always spend much time on the public markets in this column, but when there are this many fascinating deals to examine, how could we do otherwise? Last week saw the launch of the mighty Lendable into the public securitisation market, and this week we have the first public slice of an absolutely emblematic private asset-based deal — KKR’s forward flow with PayPal Europe.
Europe IG Wrap — Bastille Day rush tails off as oil prices rise
Excess Spread — PayPal print, farewell to Mileway We don’t always spend much time on the public markets in this column, but when there are this many fascinating deals to examine, how could we do otherwise? Last week saw the launch of the mighty Lendable into the public securitisation market, and this week we have the first public slice of an absolutely emblematic private asset-based deal — KKR’s forward flow with PayPal Europe.
A crash course on private credit secondaries
Private credit has scaled to a $3.5 trillion asset class, according to a recent report from the Alternative Credit Council. Private credit secondaries are one of the fastest-growing corners of the market, rising from $6bn in 2023, to $10bn in 2024, to an estimated $17bn+ in 2025 — a compound annual growth rate of over 70%. By 2025 year-end, the market had reached a staggering $20bn, as per a report from Evercore.