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,…
Private capital/private credit
White paper
What does ESG mean for private credit?
ESG’s impact on investor and manager behavior has changed the way we look at the world. Churchill’s Randy Schwimmer and Mickey Weatherston address what it…
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…
Private capital call
June 2022 – Jess Larsen, Founder & CEO, Briarcliffe Credit Partners
Jess, it’s a real pleasure having you join us on Private Capital Call. 1. The Markets Today. Jess, you founded Briarcliffe in early 2021 as a shop…
White paper
LIBOR is phasing out. What does that mean for investors?
The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is one of the world’s most widely used interest rate benchmarks. The transition away from LIBOR is a dynamic…
Survey
Institutional Investor Private Debt Survey 2022
We conducted a targeted “pulse” survey to 62 institutional investors from pension funds, insurance companies, family offices, asset managers, endowment plans and foundations, to understand…
Private capital call
April 2022 – Lori Johnstone, Portfolio Manager, Pacific Life
Lori, it’s a real pleasure having you join us on Private Capital Call. 1. The Current Environment. Investors today are faced with so many conflicting economic signals.…