The DealCatalyst Podcast

Allocators’ Roundtable: Private Credit as a Portfolio Diversification Strategy and Due Diligence Required

February 13, 2024 Christopher
Allocators’ Roundtable: Private Credit as a Portfolio Diversification Strategy and Due Diligence Required
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The DealCatalyst Podcast
Allocators’ Roundtable: Private Credit as a Portfolio Diversification Strategy and Due Diligence Required
Feb 13, 2024
Christopher

Recorded at DealCatalyst's European Direct Lending & Middle Market Finance Conference.

Topics discussed, included...

  • Manager tiering and selection 
  • Assessing the liquidity of a private credit investment; the role of the secondary market in improving liquidity 
  • Manager Selection Criteria: size, tenure, ESG, sector exposure and other investor considerations
  • Are there are many potential investors as there are stars? How do funds attract their light?
  • Retail investors: how to attract wealth management with more liquid and open fund structures
  • Investor due diligence: 
    • What are the key risk factors Allocators should consider? 
    • What should be implemented internally before putting capital to work, and at what point should a third-party consultant be outsourced? Benefits? Risks?
Show Notes

Recorded at DealCatalyst's European Direct Lending & Middle Market Finance Conference.

Topics discussed, included...

  • Manager tiering and selection 
  • Assessing the liquidity of a private credit investment; the role of the secondary market in improving liquidity 
  • Manager Selection Criteria: size, tenure, ESG, sector exposure and other investor considerations
  • Are there are many potential investors as there are stars? How do funds attract their light?
  • Retail investors: how to attract wealth management with more liquid and open fund structures
  • Investor due diligence: 
    • What are the key risk factors Allocators should consider? 
    • What should be implemented internally before putting capital to work, and at what point should a third-party consultant be outsourced? Benefits? Risks?