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Private credit: Misguided fears and the real risks

Private credit recently hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons due to the collapse of First Brands and Tricolor. But these are not typical...

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Have your cake and eat it: Optimising value with combined LDI and CDI management

Selecting the right CDI strategy is key to the journey plan – whether that be run-on, buyout or maintaining medium term optionality.

Our solution is beneficial for Brightwell clients as it:

  • reduces manager concentration;
  • the collateral pool is widened, and liquidity risk is reduced;
  • allows for nimble reactions under stress scenarios;
  • provides full exposure and data visibility;
  • enables appointment of best credit managers to deliver on the Trustees’ investment objectives and makes it easier to change them if required.

Read our new paper on the benefits of combining LDI and CDI management here. 

To discuss how to optimise your CDI strategy, please get in touch with Andrew at a.drake@brightwellpensions.com

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03 / 07 / 2024

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