Sixth Street Lending Partners reports Q1 2025 results with assets up to $8.14B, NAV per share at $29.02, and decreased long-term debt.

OFS Capital reports Q1 2025 results with total assets of $411.96M, NAV per share at $11.97, and decreased long-term debt.

Hercules Capital reports Q1 2025 results with total assets up to $4.03B, NAV per share at $11.55, and increased long-term debt.

Canyon Partners hires William Im as Managing Director to support private credit investments in its New York office.

Oxford Square Capital reports Q1 2025 results with total assets down to $285.49M, NAV per share at $2.09, and decreased net investment income.

Oaktree Specialty Lending reports Q2 2025 results with total assets of $3.08B, net loss of $36.25M, and decreased stockholders' equity.

Natixis CIB closes $2.5B revolving credit facility for Invenergy, upsizing existing $1.5B facility to support clean energy projects.

Platinum Equity provides new financing solution for Impact Climate Technologies, supporting its continued growth in the HVAC industry.

Horizon Technology Finance reports Q1 2025 results with total assets of $789.6M, net assets of $305.5M, and NAV per share of $7.57.

Ares Capital reports Q1 2025 results with total assets of $28.32B, NAV per share of $19.82, and increased investments at fair value.

Northwind Group originates $45M loan for acquisition and predevelopment of 300 East 42nd Street, set for residential conversion.

Study reveals $1.67 trillion financing gap for SMEs in Latin America and Southeast Asia, highlighting potential for digital finance growth.

As private credit faces cash flow pressures and valuation questions, interconnections with banks create growing systemic risks in an increasingly fragile financial landscape.

On the Insurance AUM podcast, MetLife Investment Management experts Poorvi Dholakia and Paul Carroll shared insights on private structured credit (also called private ABF or Asset-Based Finance), highlighting why it's becoming a critical asset class for insurance portfolios.

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Singapore-based fintech Surfin raises $26.5M from Woori Venture Partners, Washington University in St. Louis, and Phillip Private Equity.

Great Rock Capital expands leverage facility to over $700M, adding new lending partners to support middle market lending growth.

According to Aksia's April 2025 Private Credit Market Overview presented to the Nebraska Investment Council, private credit funds achieved record annual returns of 15.2% in 2023, while fundraising has rebounded dramatically with a 37% compound annual growth rate since 2023, significantly outpacing both private equity and real assets.

In a recent Goldman Sachs Exchanges interview, James Reynolds, Global Co-Head of Private Credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and Lotfi Karoui, Chief Credit Strategist, discussed the explosive growth of private credit from under $100 billion in 2010 to approximately $2.1 trillion today. Despite current market volatility and recession fears, both experts argued that private credit remains resilient due to structural advantages like flexibility, certainty for borrowers, an

Howard Sharp, Chairman and Co-Head of Direct Lending at Alcentra, shared insights on the European private credit landscape. Sharp highlighted how the market has evolved following the 2022 interest rate increases, which caused a 40% drop in mid-market activity. He sees positive signs for 2025, noting increasing market segmentation.