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PGIM closes center market direct lending fund at $4.2bn


The fund will present senior secured financing to center market firms throughout North America, Europe, and Australia, and has attracted commitments from a variety of institutional traders together with insurance coverage firms, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds.

Its technique focuses on delivering engaging risk-adjusted returns by a portfolio of straight originated senior loans to each sponsored and non-sponsored issuers. The fund has already begun deploying capital with a pipeline of upcoming alternatives.

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“A lot of the expansion in direct lending in recent times has been in sponsor-backed offers, however that channel is not ample to realize acceptable diversification and deployment targets for traders,” mentioned Matt Harvey, head of center market direct lending for PGIM’s non-public capital enterprise.

“Our capability to seize each sponsored and non-sponsored channels is a differentiator and has been validated by our traders.”

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“Origination functionality is the cornerstone of success in non-public credit score because it underpins our capability to execute with self-discipline, benefiting from broader selectivity. In a market characterised by info asymmetry, direct bilateral origination at scale throughout the center market — constructed over years — creates proprietary deal movement and underwriting benefits,” he added.



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