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A regulatory shift from protection to growth paints a positive picture for the alternatives industry in 2018 and beyond.
Private debt is on a roll. Opportunities such as senior loans, mezzanine financing, infrastructure debt, and even distressed debt have recently gained a large following as investors seek better returns and long-term tenures. Ainun Ayub, BBH’s ...
Chris McChesney, Head of Alternative Fund Servicing at BBH, explains how private equity funds are being structured to accommodate the surge in global institutional investment capital being deployed to private equity strategies.
Alternative funds are evolving and adapting to meet the needs of an increasing variety of investors. In this webinar, our experts explore current trends in the alternative funds market and considerations for asset managers launching new ...
Regulatory pressure on banks, increasing sophistication within the LP base, and a growing appetite for non-bank finance are all among the reasons why private debt appears to have a promising future. BBH hosted a roundtable of senior executives to ...
The confluence of bank regulation, low yields on traditional fixed income, and a strong supply of potential US and European borrowers has convinced more fund managers to enter the private debt space than ever before.
Preqin and Brown Brothers Harriman partnered to survey over 150 global asset managers to identify how trends in private debt have impacted their operations and reporting functions.
Chris McChesney, Senior Vice President and Head of BBH's Alternative Fund Services, speaks about what BBH is currently seeing in the alternatives market and how alternatives are now being defined.