Private credit has outpaced growth expectations in recent years — but where is it headed next? In this episode of Strategic Alternatives, Robert Griffith, Global Head of Senior Relationship Management, speaks with Eric Wise, Head of Alternate Finance, and Jason Goss, Head of European Solutions and Structured Products, about innovation in private credit and how issuers can navigate this rapidly evolving market.
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What private credit newcomers signal for the market
Insurance companies and pension plans are playing a bigger role in private credit, with new products evolving to meet their needs. But private wealth participation is still noticeably limited. In this episode of Strategic Alternatives, RBC's Robert Griffith, Global Head of Senior Relationship Management explores the evolving market with Jason Goss, Head of European and Structured Products, and Eric Wise, Head of Alternate Finance.
David Levin, Interim Global Head of Healthcare Investment Banking and Co-Head of U.S. M&A, Ahmed Attia, Managing Director, Healthcare M&A and Jason Levitz, Head of Healthcare Equity Capital Markets, convened at RBC’s Global Healthcare Conference in New York, to share insights on the latest M&A trends in life sciences, MedTech, and equity financing.
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The need for innovative financing solutions in digital infrastructure
Marcos Torres, Global Head of Media, Communications and Entertainment, sat down with fellow RBC Capital Markets experts Chip Wadsworth, Head of Technology, Media, Telecom, Equity Capital Markets, and Nanda Kamat, Global Head of Project Finance, to explore the forces shaping digital infrastructure and the transformation of how projects are financed, structured and scaled.
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Canada - An Energy Powerhouse
In this episode, RBC Capital Markets' Co-Head of Global Research Graeme Pearson and Greg Pardy, Head of Global Energy Research, discuss key themes in the global and Canadian energy sector. Greg and our Global Energy Research team see energy producers as better prepared for commodity price volatility due to improved financial discipline, while Canada solidifies its position as an energy powerhouse with increased production and enhanced infrastructure. Can improved resilience and adaptability position the sector for continued growth and shareholder value in the future?
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