Stablecoins as Rails for Private Credit: Why Transaction Infrastructure Matters
Stablecoins present a transformative solution for private credit, enabling instant, low-cost transactions while addressing traditional banking inefficiencies.
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Deep dives into private equity, venture capital, credit, and alternative assets with strategies for navigating illiquid markets.
Kicking Off a New Era in Football Finance
Private capital is transforming European football, with US investors increasingly buying minority stakes in clubs, while private debt and multi-club ownership expand.
ABF, Private Credit and what it means for investors
Asset-Based Finance is emerging as private credit’s next growth engine, offering investors diversification, downside protection, and a complexity premium across consumer, commercial, and real asset categories.
August Private Market Intelligence
Private credit benefits from a tax rule change boosting deductibility, while banks reclaim market share with tightening spreads. Fintech shifts focus to profitable, scalable businesses.
Opening the Gates: What the Equal Opportunity for All Investors Act Could Mean for Private Markets
The Equal Opportunity for All Investors Act aims to redefine "accredited investor" by introducing a financial knowledge exam, enhancing access to private markets for financially literate individuals.
The World Is Flat, and So Is the Future of VC
Innovation is decentralizing, enabling startups to thrive outside traditional hubs like Silicon Valley. Emerging regions attract talent and investment through supportive policies, fostering diverse and profitable ecosystems.
Summer 25 Solstice Report
The Summer Solstice Report is the second edition of Clockwork’s biannual, high-signal briefing for asset owners, institutional investors, family offices, and private capital allocators.
When the Smart Money Sells: What Yale’s $6B Private Equity Exit Signals for the Secondaries Market
Yale's $6B private equity sale signals a shift in risk management for long-term investors, emphasizing strategic liquidity and portfolio rebalancing in response to evolving market conditions.
Chasing Liquidity
Secondaries surged to $152 billion in 2024 as LPs seek liquidity and GP-led deals approach parity. Pricing improved in buyout and infrastructure while venture stayed volatile. Mega managers amassed funds.
NAV-Based Credit Facilities: Liquidity Without the Exit
NAV-based credit facilities provide private market funds liquidity by allowing them to borrow against their portfolio's net asset value, facilitating capital access without asset liquidation or disrupting investment strategies.