Lawyers
- Paul M. Basta
- Lauren Bilzin
- Brian Bolin
- Timothy Cruickshank
- Thomas V. de la Bastide III
- Kerri Durso
- Alice Belisle Eaton
- Gregory A. Ezring
- Brad J. Finkelstein
- Brian P. Finnegan
- Victoria S. Forrester
- Manuel S. Frey
- Reuven P. Garrett
- Joseph Glatt
- Flora Go
- Brian S. Grieve
- Udi Grofman
- Brian S. Hermann
- Luke Jennings
- Matthew B. Jordan
- Robert A. Killip
- Adam J. Longenbach
- Anne McGinnis
- Shane Milam
- Sung Pak
- Charles J. Pesant
- Anastasia V. Peterson
- Andrew N. Rosenberg
- Mikhel Schecter
- Kenneth M. Schneider
- Suhan Shim
- Marian S. Shin
- Maury Slevin
- Robert D. Tananbaum
- David Tarr
- Michael Vogel
- Nadeem Waeen
- T. Robert Zochowski Jr.
- Caroline B. Epstein
- Matthew N. Leist
- Ben Steadman
- Eric J. Wedel
- Jarryd E. Anderson
- Stefan J. Arnold-Soulby
- Kanesh Balasubramaniam
- David Carmona
- Matthew R. Friedman
- Liz Osborne
- Neel Sachdev
- Kai Zeng
- David A. Thomas
2025 Private Credit Market Outlook: A Tripartite Series
Private credit is a rapidly expanding sector that has grown nearly tenfold, reaching at least $1.5 trillion in 2024. In our 2025 Private Credit Market Outlook: A Tripartite Series, we discuss key topics regarding this rapidly transforming asset class. Part I, Private Credit Market Trends: From Originations to Bank Partnerships and Insurance, available here, features:
- trends in private credit,
- the evolving roles of banks, including bank partnerships,
- use of rated note feeders by the insurance market, and
- liability management in private credit.
Next: Part II will focus on private credit in M&A and infrastructure. The series will conclude in Part III with private credit fundraising and retail funds.
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