Your Real Assets Partner
Global Reach.
Local Insights.
Unlocking exceptional returns through local insight and expertise, we constitute project teams that comprise specialist managers and engineers with deep roots in infrastructure. With an extensive network and profound market understanding, we are ideally positioned to navigate and capitalize on unique investment opportunities.
$10B+
Capital Previously Managed by Principals
50+
Years of Alternatives Investing by Principals
100+
Transactions Closed by Principals
TBD
in AUM
Our Real Asset Strategies:
Strategic Financing Consortia
Global Direct Investments
Global Indirect Investments
Adnate Journal
Instinct vs. Metrics: The Case for Data-Driven Credit Investing Over Gut Feel
In the complex world of credit markets, there is a persistent truth that may unsettle some of Wall Street’s old guard: deep analysis and disciplined strategy often trump the most seasoned instincts. While many fund managers tout their years in the business as a badge of honor and a mark of market wisdom, it’s worth asking if this experience always holds up when markets shift,
Market Caution: Are Fed Cut Expectations Too Optimistic?
Investors have been quick to recalibrate their expectations following the Federal Reserve’s recent pivot towards monetary easing. The Fed’s shift from aggressive rate hikes to cuts, aimed at softening economic pressures and fostering growth, has buoyed market sentiment. However, this enthusiasm may be premature, as markets appear to be pricing in a steeper trajectory of rate cuts than is prudent given the current economic environment.
Coverage Ratios Begin to Ease
Over the past 18 to 36 months, the Federal Reserve’s shifting policies have significantly impacted interest coverage ratios within the investment-grade credit space. From March 2022 to September 2024, the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes, aimed at curbing inflation, led to increased borrowing costs and higher interest expenses for corporations. As a result, many investment-grade companies experienced a decline in their ability to meet interest obligations.