A brief dive into private credit investing
Written by Simone Westerhuis Private debt has been a principal beneficiary of measures to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. The area has also gained traction since …
Insights
Investment groups caution over ‘shortcuts’ in listings review
Investment groups have urged the government to proceed with caution over tweaks to listing rules that the Chancellor hopes will attract a new wave of …
Dual-class shares: has the fight been lost?
Ivan Sedgwick, Investments Director at LGB & Co., contributed to an article in Euromoney on dual-class share structures. To read the full article, click here.
Should companies turn to debt or equity financing to navigate the crisis?
Written by Andrew Boyle The consequence of the 2008-2009 financial crash for corporates was a liquidity crisis. Huge capital losses in the banking sector and …
How wealth managers can meet the demands of millennial investors
Written by Simone Westerhuis Wealth managers and indeed the wider financial industry are continually evolving their products and services to meet the challenges and opportunities …
A better way for investors to capitalise on private debt
As fixed income yields disappoint, secured loan notes and private debt issued by growth businesses could be an attractive avenue for investors, whether they be …
Don’t Try And Beat Them, Co-Operate – How To Handle The Robo Challenge
The rise of robo-advisors has caused heartburn among the world’s wealth managers and what is the best approach to adopt in facing up to this …
Growing appetite for private credit amongst HNWIs and family offices
In the continuing low-interest-rate environment, the pursuit of yield remains the dominant theme for both institutional and private investors, writes LGB Investments’ Managing Director Simone …
Why private debt is trending in wealth
The quest for yield in uncertain economic times is increasingly leading investors to the attractive world of SME and private debt funding, writes Simone Westerhuis. The …
