Great Recession-era bank regulations helped fuel the rise of private credit, as investors looked for more attractive returns. The rise is not without its challenges, and private-credit investors are preparing to face higher borrowing costs and a slower economy weighing on the margins of portfolio companies. How are investors cutting through the challenges facing private credit? Where are credit risks subject to considerable geopolitical threats? 

Moderator

Brad Hamner

Managing Director, Fitch Ratings

Speakers

Shannon Fritz

Chief Credit Officer, Antares Capital

Joseph McCurdy

Head of Origination, Guggenheim Investments

Richard Miller

Group Managing Director, Chief Investment Officer, Chairman of Investment Committee, TCW Group, Inc.

Alexander Popov

Head of Illiquid Credit Strategies and Head of Carlyle Credit Opportunities

Sharcus Steen

Interim Chief Investment Officer, The University System of Maryland Foundation, Inc.