Barings and PGIM win loan and structured credit mandates as pension puts £2.7bn in credit

By Michelle D'souza

Thursday, September 24, 2020

The firms will manage global syndicated loans, securitised credit, emerging market debt and global high yield credit for Border to Coast Pension Partnership's £2.7 billion ($3.43 billion) multi-asset credit fund 

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TAGS: Emerging markets Europe High yield bonds Structured credit CLO Pimco Leveraged loans Wellington Fundraising Barings North America Institutional investor PGIM

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