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With the dynamic and ever-changing world of private credit and private equity professionals moving past the standard strategy of outreach to the same key relationship lenders for debt financing, it begs the following questions…

When private credit lenders are forced to assume ownership of a troubled borrower, lenders may be faced with refinancing during…

With a reluctantly muted M&A landscape, highly challenged exit environment, and mounting pressure to return LP capital, PE professionals have begun to turn to dividend recapitalizations as a preferred solution for aging investments.

Borrowers looking to tap into the growing private credit markets should be aware of the fundamental ebb and flow, or lender velocity, and the factors that can affect appetite for new deals.

Is private credit’s next big opportunity found in impaired bank loans and “zombie funds?”

While most lenders never want to be handed the keys to a company, when a tapped-out sponsor exits and passes ownership to the lender, a series of…

2024 is well underway, and it has become clear that construction and engineering businesses are primed for growth this year.

In this article, Configure Managing Director Jay Jacquin explores the possible consequences of seeking an out-of-court sale, presenting elements that should be carefully evaluated when analyzing the cost and benefit of the next steps for a troubled borrower.

As we begin to observe indicators hinting at a softer economic climate, common trends are emerging, impacting company cash flow across many sectors, including labor force challenges and supply chain irregularities, combined with rising interest rates approximately doubling cash interest costs for borrowers linked to floating rates.