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Client Portfolio Manager Daniel Wilk joined Asset TV for an interview on the opportunity in middle market private equity.

Real yields on private credit could remain in their top historical quartile even if the Fed cuts another 75 basis points as markets expect.

Middle market private equity has outperformed mega cap PE since the Fed began to raise rates. It remains well positioned amid a cloudy rate outlook.

Stocks have generated paltry forward returns during historical periods when valuations have been as high as they are today.

Private credit has increasingly become the preferred source of financing for PE sponsors, with direct lending volume jumping 60% over last year’s level.

Expectations for equity and rate volatility spike amid increased election and rate anxiety.

Take-private volume has outpaced IPO volume by 3.5x since 2022. This represents an accelerating shift in opportunity toward private markets.

With employment data in focus, the middle market has shined, outpacing job growth in small and large-cap firms by more than double.

Investors have flocked to private equity secondaries driven by the allure of deep discounts. We outline the five considerations an investor should keep in mind when assessing secondaries.

Our Chief Market Strategist examines the latest opportunities in private senior secured CRE lending.

Fed rate cuts have not appeared to end rate volatility. Treasury yields retraced their decline as markets digested a still data-dependent Fed.

If you are going for growth, what has a better risk/reward profile than middle market private equity secondaries?