Publication
PEI – Secondaries’ evolving use case
Secondaries technology is increasingly proving its worth as a multi-faceted tool for GPs and LPs, says Churchill Asset Management’s head of secondaries, Nick Lawler…
White paper
Private capital in 2026: Foundations for a changing market
Lower financing costs, improving buyer-seller alignment and pressure on sponsors to transact may create a more constructive environment for private capital this year…
Video/Podcast
Nuveen Private Capital overview
Nuveen Private Capital (NPC) is a holistic, middle-market-focused private capital platform offering local expertise at global scale. Comprised of top-ranked managers Churchill Asset management and…
Video/Podcast
Ten Years Fully Invested with Nuveen and TIAA
Ten years ago, Churchill, TIAA and Nuveen came together around a shared goal: building a premier private capital manager focused on the middle market. Watch…
White paper
Beyond the basics: How secondaries can enhance your investment strategy
What is behind the current explosion of secondaries activity? In this paper, we examine secondaries’ performance over multiple market cycles, its persistent structural advantages, three…
White paper
Private credit’s next phase: finding opportunity in a maturing market
The private credit market’s remarkable growth has attracted scrutiny, with some questioning its sustainability. This paper offers an alternative perspective: the current state of private…
Publication
PDI – A lending revival
Both senior lending and junior capital dealflow are poised for a significant resurgence as uncertainty eases and M&A activity returns…
White paper
Debunking junior capital myths
Myths about the use and risk profile of junior capital often stem from misconceptions that overlook the protections that experienced, disciplined lenders put in place…
Survey
Mid-Year 2025 Private Equity Survey
In June 2025, Churchill’s survey polled 164 senior leaders from private equity relationships to gauge sentiment in today’s market environment and how these perspectives are…