Unquote Private Equity Podcast: Ready, debt set, go
Unquote presents the latest episode of the Unquote Private Equity Podcast, in which the team discusses recent developments in the private debt market
Unquote’s podcast team has been speaking with your creditors, and getting the low-down on private debt. Kenny Wastell hosts Oscar Geen and Unquote editor Greg Gille, with a special interview between Oscar and Certior Capital partner Timo Hara.
- Direct-lending perspectives (0:52)
- Interview with Certior Capital’s Timo Hara (8:15)
- Reload facilities and regional funds (14:09)
You can listen to the podcast in the audio player above, as well as your favourite podcasting platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
This episode of the podcast discusses findings from the first edition of Direct Lending Perspectives, produced by Unquote sister publications Creditflux and Debtwire. Subscribers can access the full report here
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