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2020 ended on a strong note for private debt allocations with four institutional investors increasing asset allocation to private debt or initiating private debt and leveraged loan searches, according to board documents seen by Creditflux. On top of this, investors allocated capital to credit funds managed by ArrowMark, Banner Ridge, BBAM, HIG Whitehorse, Monroe and Rialto.
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US pensions have allocated $1.4 billion across 22 credit funds including those managed by Angelo Gordon, Ares and GoldenTree.
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Institutional investors have allocated around $2 billion to credit funds in recent weeks.
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US public pension funds have disclosed $1.2 billion in commitments to credit focused strategies.
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Institutional investors have allocated just over $2.8 billion to credit funds in recent weeks.
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Institutional investors have allocated just over $4 billion to 27 credit managers in October board meetings.
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Global institutional investors allocated nearly $5 billion to credit funds this week.
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Will COVID-19 tip the scales for private infrastructure investment
- Will the extended presence of COVID-19 lead to infrastructure being included in some future versions of the stimulus bill if unemployment numbers continue to climb?
- Will states focus more on demand-risk projects such as managed lanes as way to stimulate job growth?
- Or will they focus on more risk demand projects, particularly if the municipal bond market continues to start to loosen up?
- Where and how will digital infrastructure affect this?
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