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The Churchill Edge
For nearly two decades, Churchill has performed for investors and provided exceptional client service. By earning their trust, we have been able to broaden our…
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These exceptional women inspire and empower others through their exemplary leadership and unwavering dedication.
We asked a few of our leaders – Anne Philpott, Lindsey Figliolino and Courtney DeBolt – to reflect on what Women’s History Month means to…
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Private capital themes: Four for ‘24
2023 was characterized by several key themes in the capital markets: the U.S. Federal Reserve’s battle against inflation; the resulting impact on issuers of higher-for-longer…
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Resilient private credit fills a growing need across U.S. and Europe
The U.S. and European private credit markets have been a significant success-story of asset management for the last decade. Commencing as a source of financing…
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Churchill’s Saheedat Onifade named one of the Forbes 30 Under 30
We’re delighted to share that Saheedat Onifade, Principal and Investment Strategist at Churchill, has been named one of the Forbes 30 Under 30 (in the…
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Nuveen in 90 – Expanding private capital
Private capital is growing in popularity with both issuers and investors. Our Co-Head of Senior Lending Randy Schwimmer provides views on the expanding private capital…
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PEI – The future of co-investment
In a roundtable with Private Equity International (PEI), Jason Strife, Churchill’s Head of Junior Capital and Private Equity Solutions, discusses how co-investing can benefit investors…
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Churchill’s Differentiated Private Equity Relationships
We take a differentiated approach to sponsor relationships, specifically targeting those that seek value added partners and support for portfolio company financing needs.
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PDI – An excellent time to deploy capital
In this latest feature of Private Debt Investor U.S. Report, Churchill’s Randy Schwimmer and Jason Strife discuss how asset selection has become more complex than…