Articles by Frances MacDonald

For decades, the 60/40 portfolio—60% equities and 40% bonds—was the cornerstone of traditional asset allocation strategies. However, recent years have exposed the vulnerabilities of this approach. Private credit has emerged as a compelling solution

In recent years, private credit investment has emerged as a frontrunner in the investment landscape. Private credit has topped the private markets globally in terms of both funds under management (FUM) growth and overall performance, capturing the attention of investors seeking stability in uncertain times. Private credit funds generate returns by acting as non-bank lenders, providing financing to businesses, and passing on the interest income from loans to investors.