Private credit is expected to benefit the most this year, according to the firm’s annual family capital survey report, “Loud and Clear”, with 45% of family offices aiming to raise their allocations to the asset class. Infrastructure comes in second at 31%, closely followed by private equity at 28%.
“The slowdown in high-yield and leveraged loan issuance, along with the pullback of traditional bank lending, has left private credit well-positioned to fill the shortage of capital across the traditional middle market,” said Andrew Krei, co-CIO of Barrett Upton Capital Partners.
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