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Differentiating ABF strategies in a rapidly growing asset class

For wealth professionals assessing private credit exposure, the episode focuses on how to differentiate ABF strategies as more capital and new entrants move into the space.

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Summary

By the private credit desk

This sponsored episode of the PEI Private Credit Podcast discusses asset-based finance as a growing area of private credit. Castlelake's Isaiah Toback explains what investors should examine beneath the ABF label, including origination, structuring, risk management and data feedback loops.

  1. Asset-based finance is described as attracting institutional investor attention as a way to diversify credit portfolios beyond traditional corporate direct lending.
  2. The description says ABF's breadth and complexity require closer review of origination, structuring, risk management and data feedback loops.
  3. Castlelake's Isaiah Toback is the guest, described as deputy co-chief investment officer.
  4. The episode is sponsored by Castlelake.

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