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Corporate debt

US credit: The case for American exceptionalism
Why a combination of government policy, innovation and macro tailwinds make us optimistic for the asset class. 
European credit: Embracing challenges as opportunities
Markets have priced in a lot of good news. Are they right to, or is a more cautious approach warranted? 
Sector focus: Continuing our 2025 private credit outlook
In the first part of our 2025 private credit outlook, we offered a broad overview of the prospects for the asset class over the next... 
High interest rates and low defaults? A 2025 private credit outlook
In our first instalment of our 2025 outlook, we outline why we believe private credit is well-positioned for 2025, supported by still-elevated interest rates, positive... 
Time to increase your allocation to credit?
Recently, many DB schemes have expressed a strategic desire to increase corporate bond exposure but are questioning when and how given the current tight credit... 
Hybrid theory
What the new rating methodology for hybrid bonds means for investors 
European credit: Staying cautious
After market jitters in late summer, we are positioning cautiously in the absence of hard data indicating central banks have achieved a ‘soft landing’. 
Pluralsight – a big test for private credit
A recent loan restructuring has attracted a significant amount of attention. 
Australia is considering phasing out AT1 bonds. Will Europe do the same?
The previously obscure asset class came under the spotlight during last year's banking crises. Regulators are now asking if they are fit for purpose. 
Research and Active Engagement: Credit upgrades dominate
Assuming the soft-landing narrative continues, we are likely to see credit upgrades outweigh downgrades over the next one to two years. Recommended content for you
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