Publication
PDI – Focus on the fundamentals
In this expert Q&A, Mattis Poetter of Arcmont and Mat Linett of Churchill discuss why mid-market lending fundamentals remain strong, how AI and macroeconomic pressures…
Inflation
Private capital call
EP 24: Behind the headlines – Private credit defaults, recoveries, and AI risk in 2026
This week, we’re joined by William (Bill) Cox and Eric Rosenthal from KBRA. Bill serves as Chief Rating Officer, leading KBRA’s global ratings platform and…
White paper
The future of private credit
Private credit is now widely recognized as an alternative asset class that can deliver stable, uncorrelated returns for institutional investors. With banks rarely participating in the…
Publication
Preqin – A good time for private debt
In a Q&A feature for the 2023 Preqin Global Private Debt Report, Churchill’s President & CEO Ken Kencel discusses the outlook for fundraising and why…
Publication
PE Hub – Churchill’s Anne Philpott: access to unique proprietary dealflow is critical
As the new year begins, PE Hub’s Q&A series with private equity leaders reflecting on highlights from 2022 and sharing their outlooks for 2023 continues…
Survey
Institutional Investor Private Capital Survey 2022
During Churchill’s 2022 Annual Investor Meeting held on October 31st, we conducted a “pulse” survey to institutional investors from pension funds, insurance companies, family offices,…
White paper
The Great Unwind
Beginning in July 2022 The Lead Left published a series of articles on credit market. This report consolidates those articles. Welcome to the Precession! QT…
Publication
PDI Roundtable – Private debt prepares to ride out the storm
The U.S. economy has seen headwinds grow considerably over the past year as the post-covid boom subsided. Inflation is at a multi-decade high, supply-chain disruption…
White paper
Five considerations for allocating to private credit
Private credit has seen significant inflows for much of the past decade, and recent events have only added to the asset class’s attractiveness. But as…