Private Credit
Private credit has grown from roughly $400 billion in 2013 to over $2 trillion in assets under management, now rivaling the syndicated loan market in scale. The strategy spans direct lending, mezzanine, distressed debt, specialty finance, and infrastructure credit — each with distinct risk, return, and liquidity profiles that LPs are still learning to benchmark.
Coverage here tracks fund closes and target sizes across direct lending and opportunistic credit, BDC quarterly disclosures of leverage and non-accruals, Federal Reserve and OCC commentary on bank exposure to non-bank lenders, insurance company allocations to private credit (now >$700B across US life carriers), and the growing retail product wrappers — interval funds, nontraded BDCs, and evergreen vehicles — that open the asset class to wealth channels.
PipelineRoad sources this feed from SEC Form N-2, 10-K, and 10-Q filings, primary press, regulatory speeches, and LP disclosures — giving fund managers early signal on which LPs are pacing, which strategies are clearing, and where the next capital is going.
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KKR-backed The Executive Centre Targets $500m Debt Raise
Hong Kong-based flexible workspace operator The Executive Centre seeks around $500m in new debt to refinance borrowings and fund expansion.
Private Credit Defaults Rise to Five-Year Highs at Major Managers
Non-accruing loans at Ares, Blackstone, Blue Owl and Golub vehicles hit highest levels in at least five years while returns weaken.
Lord Abbett Private Credit Fund S Files D/A with SEC
Lord Abbett Private Credit Fund S submitted a D/A filing to the SEC on July 29, 2026, with accession number 0002041841-26-000004.