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In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, the conversation explores how shifting energy markets, geopolitical developments, and evolving policy dynamics are shaping the outlook for US power and clean energy. Zachary Griffiths is joined by Andy DeVries to discuss the divergence between oil and natural gas prices, the impact of rising data center demand on power markets, and a contrarian view that clean energy tax credits are likely to return.
They examine implications for wind and solar growth, power price trajectories, and investment positioning across utilities and energy assets. The episode delivers practical, forward-looking insight to help investors navigate the evolving energy and power landscape with greater confidence.
In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, the conversation unpacks how shifting rate expectations, geopolitical uncertainty, and evolving market dynamics are shaping the leveraged loan market. Winnie Cisar is joined by Kerry Kantin to discuss the sharp shift in market sentiment, slowing issuance, and the challenges facing refinancing and deal timing amid volatility. They explore the rise of AI infrastructure and data center financing, changing dynamics between loan and high yield markets, and the evolving relationship with private credit. The episode delivers timely insight to help investors better navigate today’s complex leveraged finance landscape with greater confidence.
In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, the conversation unpacks how global macro volatility, geopolitical tensions, and private credit risk are shaping today’s fixed income markets, with a strong focus on Asia. Zachary Griffiths is joined by Zerlina Zeng to discuss the impact of Middle East conflict on energy prices and yields, evolving investor behavior in Korea and China, and shifting allocations between US assets, local rates, equities, and alternatives. They explore private credit exposure, tight credit spreads, US rate uncertainty, and the growing influence of AI on market dynamics and investment workflows. The episode delivers timely, regionally grounded insight to help investors better navigate global credit markets with confidence.
In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, host Zachary Griffiths is joined by Peter Simon, Head of US Banks, and Simon Adamson, Head of European Banks, to examine rising investor concerns around private credit and bank exposure. They explore whether current risks echo 2008, discussing regulatory changes, capital strength, and why a systemic crisis appears unlikely. The conversation analyzes how banks lend to private credit funds, BDCs, and business credit intermediaries, focusing on structure, collateral, and capital impact. They also assess market pricing signals, default risk, and exposure metrics such as total loans and CET1 capital. The episode compares US and European bank exposure, highlights regulatory scrutiny, and addresses software and AI-related credit concerns. It concludes with insights on monitoring private credit risk without losing sight of broader bank fundamentals. Listen now for a clear, data-driven view of private credit and bank risk across global markets and evolving credit cycles in 2026 and investor positioning.
In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, the discussion unpacks the mechanics, growth, and practical use of fixed income ETFs in today’s credit markets. Winnie Cisar is joined by Pat Luby for an ETF 101 conversation covering why ETFs have gained traction, how fund flows and price discovery work, and the roles of liquidity, tax efficiency, and authorized participants. They examine primary versus secondary markets, the expanding ETF universe across credit sectors, and how investors use ETFs for hedging, portfolio construction, and tactical positioning. The episode also explores active versus passive strategies and why ETFs influence bond liquidity and trading behavior. Gain clear, actionable insights to better understand and apply ETFs in fixed income investing.
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In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, the discussion explores whether private credit is facing a true turning point or moving through a cyclical reset amid rising scrutiny, BDC redemptions, and shifting return expectations. Winnie Cisar is joined by Andrew Hedlund and Zachary Griffiths to unpack recent stress in private credit markets, the role of software and AI‑related concerns, and how deal flow, valuations, and underwriting standards are evolving. The conversation also examines the implications for public credit markets, bank and insurance exposure, and what investors should monitor to assess broader systemic risk. Gain timely, market‑driven perspectives to help investors better evaluate private credit dynamics shaping fixed income and leveraged finance conditions.
In this episode of the Know More. Risk Better. podcast, the discussion examines critical developments reshaping the bankruptcy and restructuring landscape in Q1 2026, including liability management exercises, contested Chapter 11 cases, and evolving legal standards for third-party releases. Patrick Holohan, Mark Lightner, and Ian Feng from CreditSights are joined by Raff Ferraioli of Morrison & Foerster and Marc Heimowitz of Creditor Rights Coalition to break down key cases ranging from Office Properties Income Trust's $135 million OID settlement to Multicolor's venue battle and contested DIP facility, plus Serta Simmons' ongoing damages trial. The conversation also explores highlights from the Creditor Rights Coalition symposium at NYU tracking 46 potential LMEs, fraud concerns including double-pledging issues, convergence of private credit and BSL markets, anti-cooperation provision developments, and the strategic whack-a-mole game between sponsor tactics and creditor protective blockers. Gain practical, expert perspectives to help investors and practitioners better assess restructuring risks, litigation outcomes, and positioning in today's complex credit environment.
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