Private Credit’s Legal and Regulatory Framework
Private credit markets are shaped as much by law as by capital, making regulatory strategy a competitive advantage for managers operating across the U.S. and Europe.
The Growing Importance of Valuations
Valuation practices for private credit assets have evolved from informal, manager-driven processes into structured programs shaped by accounting standards, governance expectations, and regulatory oversight.
Private Markets Trends: Q2 2026 Private Credit & Equity Update
Private markets are stabilizing in 2026, but outcomes are increasingly driven by selectivity, credit quality, and sector-specific dynamics.
Damien Halpern
David Shadlock
The Evolution of Private Credit Markets in the U.S. and Europe
Private credit’s growth in the U.S. and Europe was shaped by different regulatory paths that continue to define governance, valuation, and cross‑border fund operations.
Daniel Turi
Sarit Rapport
Lucy Lee
Charles Paraboschi
Financial Sponsor: Hedge Fund
A hedge fund client held convertible note in a company that restructured outstanding debt. As part of restructure, the note was exchanged for two separate Term Loans.
Valuation Q&A for Business Development Companies
Once we understand a BDC’s investment thesis and portfolio, VRC focuses on the valuation process.
Financial Sponsor: Hedge Fund
A shareholder of a closely-held hedge fund was not receiving the appropriate level of compensation per agreement with the controlling interest shareholder.
The ABCs of BDCs: Private Debt and SEC Concerns
Business development companies, or BDCs, represent a growing class of relatively large, closed-end, SEC-registered funds.