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The middle market—which comprises roughly 200,000 companies at the core of the U.S. economy—remains fundamentally sound, with strong revenue growth and rising investment appetite.

Direct lending continues to be the preferred private credit allocation for institutions and individuals alike.

The CRE correction that began in mid-2022 appears to be in its later stages.

Banks’ new role as partners to private credit is emerging amid headwinds in the banking sector.

Fundraising has consistently outpaced deployment, leaving large cap PE with 3.5 years of buying capacity.

Given the volume of exits in the queue, secondaries are likely to play an increasingly vital role.