Joe Moroney, Partner, Co-Head of Global Corporate Credit and Head of Sustainable Finance, Apollo | Joe explores the structural and market forces behind the rise of private investment grade credit, including why borrowers are increasingly turning to private markets over public, how regulatory change is reshaping the relationship between banks and alternative asset managers, and why asset-backed solutions are gaining traction over traditional corporate debt.
Listen to the full interview which covers:
- What are some of the reasons investment grade borrowers might seek to raise private capital, when they have ample access to public investment grade markets?
- When considering adding private investment grade credit to a portfolio, where have you seen clients look to implement it within their overall asset allocation buckets?
- How durable is the spread premium available today in private investment grade credit over the long term?
- What are some of the benefits of asset-backed finance versus traditional corporate debt?
- How has regulation impacted the relationship betweenbanks and alternative asset managers?
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