Private Credit Forum Toronto

In the Face of Uncertainty: Finding the Right Tools for a Potential Market Downturn

Private credit grew drastically in the past two decades with an estimated $1.5 trillion in assets under management by end of 2022. The continued inflation and recession risk only made managers and investors flock to private credit, and the spreads in public and privates has narrowed. What does this mean for the asset class in the long term? While the growth and interest from investors is significant, how sustainable is it in a volatile market environment? With default risk looming, what are the opportunities and risk for investors? And as 2023 ends, what is the outlook for Private Credit in 2024 and beyond?

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George Zhu, Manager, Fixed Income, Alberta Investment Management Corp
Lauren Fradgley, Director, BCI
David Colla, Managing Director, Head of Americas Leveraged Finance, CPPIB
Andrew Edgell, Senior Managing Director & Global Head of Credit Investments, CPPIB
Jennifer Hartviksen, Managing Director of Global Credit, Investment Management Corporation of Ontario 
Fernando Martinez, Portfolio Manager, Global Credit, Investment Management Corporation of Ontario 
Aiman El-Nahas, Senior Portfolio Manager - Global Credit, Ontario Power Generation
Helen Pham, Portfolio Manager - Private Markets, Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan
Debora Green, Investment Officer III, California State Teachers' Retirement System
Ping Zhu, Portfolio Manager – Credit, Johnson & Johnson
Mike Fang, Senior Portfolio Manager - Private Credit, Maryland State Retirement Agency
Phil Titolo, Portfolio Manager, MassMutual
Adam Kobor, Managing Director of Investments, New York University
Tina Suo, Head of Alternative Credit, NYC Retirement System