Webinar TODAY at 2pm: Investing in private credit
Professional Pensions is holding a webinar on private credit today (14 December) at 2pm.
The webinar - held in partnership with Schroders - will be fully interactive, giving you the opportunity to ask questions throughout the discussion.
Register to attend the webinar here
The webinar will discuss how accessing private credit and its consistent income streams and potential for higher yields has traditionally been difficult for small- and medium- sized pensions schemes.
However, Schroders believes private credit is no longer the preserve of just large schemes. In this webinar, Russell Smith, co-head of UK institutional at Schroders and Jeremy Knox, investment director at Schroder Adveq - the private equity and debt platform of Schroders - will examine the market dynamics that are making private credit more accessible and assess the opportunities on offer.
They will also deliver their thoughts on how to access a diversified mix of private credit assets that all schemes can take advantage of either as a standalone allocation for yield generation, or as a component of a cashflow-driven investment strategy.
For more information and to register for your place, please visit our dedicated website.
More on Investment
Green gilts to become 'one stop shop' for scheme needs despite 'greenium' and 'greenwashing' fears
Institutional investor demand for green UK sovereign bonds will be high as pension schemes seek to manage their climate change risks and tap up green opportunities, experts say.
Aegon partners with HSBC to embed ESG criteria into default funds
Aegon has embedded ESG criteria across its in-house workplace default funds through a partnership with HSBC Global Asset Management.
USS: Cost of scheme is 'growing challenge' as future returns 'likely to be lower'
The Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) trustee board has warned investment returns will be lower in the future than expected as it edges closer to concluding its 2020 valuation.
DB schemes should use 2020 crisis as a 'learning opportunity'
There are many lessons to be learned from the March 2020 market volatility and liquidity squeeze as the Covid-19 pandemic escalated, Barnett Waddingham says.
What will the real estate sector look like after Covid-19?
Retail and hotels have taken the brunt of lockdowns, while logistics and residential have fared much better. Even when Covid-19 is bought under control, the path of recovery is far from straightforward, writes Stephanie Baxter
