Webinar Private Credit & the Inflation Conundrum

Private Credit Webinar

Watch as senior members of our Credit investment team discuss developments in the credit space and share our views on what opportunities may lie ahead.

  • The current rate environment: How are borrowers and lenders navigating the various headwinds and tailwinds?
  • Illiquidity risk premium: With public credit yields at levels not seen in recent history, what are the trade-offs between public and private credit?
  • Default risk: What are expectations around default and recovery rates going forward?
  • 2023 outlook: What are the opportunities and challenges investors should prepare for in the year ahead? What strategies within private credit are poised to outperform?

Panelists

Emily Nomeir

Managing Director, Direct Credit Investments

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Nayef Perry

Global Co-Head of Direct Credit

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Drew Schardt

Head of Global Investment Strategy, Co-Head of Investments

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Walid Zein

Middle East Partner

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