Direct lenders flock to Munich as German deal flow picks up
German private debt is attracting a growing number of fund managers. Market sources say that deal flow through the first half of the year was at 65% of 2017’s total and had surpassed the number of private debt deals executed by funds in each of the previous five years
Subscriber-only article
This article is available only to Creditflux subscribers and free trial users within 30 days of publication.
Already a subscriber? Not logged in? Click here to login.
					If you have not already done so,
 you may request a FREE TRIAL by clicking here
				
This trial will give you:
- 4-weeks' free online access to our
 most recent subscriber-only articles
- Daily breaking news alert sent by email
- A print copy of Creditflux
If you currently have a free trial, you will see this message when you try to view articles older than 30 days.
Related Stories
- Regulators will see the benefits of private credit – Blackstone 11 hours ago
- CLO manager rankings by AUM – Q3 2025 11 hours ago
- Barings prices multi-currency European mid-market CLO 1 day ago
- Redding Ridge prints tightest European reset triple As since April 1 day ago
- New CIFC US CLO matches market tight at 120 1 day ago
Newsletter
- Orrick’s CLO coup stuns market, Cadwalader reels 14 days ago
- ‘CLO equity isn’t very attractive at the moment’ 14 days ago
- Private fund CFOs ape CLOs to give investors access to diversified alternative assets 14 days ago
- ‘This is probably going to stimulate some interest for triple As’ 14 days ago
- Private credit managers seek a toehold in financial advisors’ model investment portfolios 14 days ago

 
					