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Partners Group launches global multi-sector private credit income strategy

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Partners Group has launched a global multi-sector private credit income strategy targeting high single-digit to low double-digit returns, responding to growing investor demand for diversified income-generating investments.
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Aphias Capital raises $1.05bn for oversubscribed debut PE fund

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Aphias Capital has closed its inaugural private equity fund with more than $1.05bn in capital commitments, exceeding its hard cap as institutional investors backed the San Francisco-based firm’s strategy targeting healthcare and essential services businesses.
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Rising rates put legacy private credit loans at risk of refinancing stress

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Private credit borrowers that took on debt during the low-interest-rate environment of 2021 and 2022 face increasing refinancing risks as their loans approach maturity, with investors warning that defaults across the asset class remain elevated, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Apollo’s £5.7bn easyJet takeover expected to close early next year

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TOP STORY: Apollo Global Management’s proposed £5.7bn acquisition of EasyJet remains on course to complete in early 2027, according a report by Bloomberg citing comments from the airline’s chief executive, Kenton Jarvis, although regulatory approval is still outstanding.
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Private credit managers explore BDC sales as industry consolidation gathers pace

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Private credit managers are considering selling publicly traded business development companies (BDCs), creating potential acquisition opportunities for rivals seeking to expand their AUM as the $1.8tn market faces mounting pressure, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Carlyle’s Lukoil oversees assets deal expires

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Carlyle Group’s agreement to acquire most of Russian oil producer Lukoil’s international assets has expired, with the US private equity firm confirming it is no longer actively pursuing the transaction, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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