The deal would create a London-listed landlord worth more than £4bn - nudging it close to a possible future entry into ...

Only four years ago, the total private credit market was around $1 trillion. Since then, it has ballooned up to $1.5 trillion, and BlackRock thinks the growth won’t stop anytime soon.

Private credit’s rush to attract money from retail investors is making the sector more vulnerable to the kind of liquidity mismatches found in traditional lenders, the Bank for International ...

But now it is starting to look like a massive money trap. It has underperformed the S&P 500 over one, three and five years, according to McKinsey . The consensus on private equity is being quietly ...