All Credit articles – Page 3
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White papersTrump the “paper tiger”. The move from Iran’s implicit leverage to explicit control in the Strait of Hormuz
Markets may be calmer following the ceasefire, but has the underlying risk really gone away?
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White papersFixed Income: A 360° View
Key insights and portfolio implications to stay ahead of the curve
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White papersSDG Engagement High Yield Credit annual report, 2025
This year’s SDG Engagement High Yield Credit annual report offers a deep dive into the engagement undertaken throughout the course of the year, as well as providing crucial performance insights.
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WebinarC-PACE in focus: Market dynamics & investment trends
The rate environment is shifting, private credit headlines are swirling, and opportunistic investors are quietly repositioning — so where does that leave real estate lending? Nuveen Green Capital’s CEO and CIO sits down for a candid conversation about what the data is actually signaling and how C-PACE financing is emerging as a surprisingly versatile tool in today’s market. watch the replay of this webinar and see how it all comes together through a live transaction walkthrough.
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White papersNavigating CLO opportunities in a volatile loan market
Market volatility can be unsettling, but for the right investors, it can also signal opportunity. Nuveen’s Himani Trivedi breaks down how AI-driven sector disruption and Middle East geopolitical tensions are reshaping the leveraged loan landscape — and what that means for CLO BB debt and CLO equity today. If you’re looking to better understand where targeted spread widening may be creating attractive entry points, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Read the full paper to explore the analysis and see how Nuveen is thinking about positioning in this environment.
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White papersAre high yield bonds the place to hide in levered credit?
High yield bonds combine improved credit quality with limited exposure to AI-driven disruption, setting them apart within levered credit.
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White papersFour scenarios for the future of AI
Artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Models are improving, computing costs are easing and companies are beginning to report tangible efficiency gains.
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White papersPrivate credit under pressure, but opportunities still exist
The private credit industry, now totaling $2.2 trillion in assets and growing, is coming under increasing pressure as the conditions that supported its rapid growth have fundamentally changed. Driven by strong investor demand for yield and the pullback of traditional bank lending following post-GFC regulatory reforms, private credit funds stepped in to fill the gap, benefiting from greater underwriting flexibility and a willingness to finance borrowers that traditional lenders were less inclined to support.
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White papersCapital Solutions, Explained
Capital solutions has evolved far beyond its origins in distressed debt. Today, it functions as a form of “direct lending plus”—pairing tailored outcomes for borrowers with the potential for strong, cash-yielding returns for investors.
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PodcastGlobal Direct Lending: Navigating Volatility, Seizing Opportunity
Bryan High joins the Streaming Income podcast to help put recent private credit headlines and market volatility into perspective
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White papers360°, H1 2026: Is this what it sounds like when doves cry?
Read our latest 360° fixed income report to learn more about our credit team’s outlook for macro, fundamental and technical forces.
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VideoContingent capital; a strong case in today’s fixed income market
In this edition of Talking Markets Lloyd Harris, Head of Fixed Income at Premier Miton, discusses how stronger bank capital positions and post‑crisis regulation continue to reshape the contingent capital landscape. He shares why CoCos are increasingly compelling for income‑focused investors, offering a robustness that has held up well through recent market stresses.
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White papersUnpicking the US securitised credit universe – asset types and characteristics
We began our mini-series of short articles about securitised credit with an overview piece on what asset-backed securities are and how the mechanism broadly works. In this second piece we will drill down into the different types of securities and their individual characteristics.
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White papersFive questions: Sustainable Global Investment Grade Credit
How a high-conviction process and active engagement seek to uncover attractive, sustainable opportunities in investment grade credit.
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White papersDiversification Without Complication: The Case for Global Bonds in 2026
After an extended period of declining yields and credit spreads, we believe the fixed income environment is becoming increasingly nuanced. Near-neutral rates, tight spreads and elevated macro and political risks require investors to tread carefully in setting exposures while taking a broader approach to maximizing the opportunities that will present themselves.
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White papersHow North American insurers are positioning for 2026: From building to optimizing
One forecast is a data point. Two hundred and thirty-eight of them start to tell a story. Nuveen’s fourth annual EQuilibrium insurance survey reveals how North American insurers are navigating 2026: maturing their private credit allocations, quietly shifting geographic exposure and leaning into the infrastructure opportunities created by AI and the energy transition. Explore the full survey to see how your peers are positioning and what it might mean for your own outlook.
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White papersFixed Income: Why This Is Not 2022
The echoes of 2022 are loud but misleading. The macro still points to easing, not hikes, while the credit cycle begins to turn.
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White papersPrivate credit and real asset debt: resilience through rate normalisation
Private credit, commercial real estate (CRE), infrastructure debt, and middle market direct lending have proved resilient across most rate regimes because performance is anchored in structure, cashflow durability, and disciplined underwriting - not in the direction of policy rates.
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White papersBeyond U.S. exceptionalism
Concerns are growing over economic activity, political tension and policy uncertainty in the U.S., creating a challenging investment environment. Headlines throughout 2025 and so far in 2026 underlined this uneasiness; foreign investors were reportedly leaving U.S. markets in droves amid currency volatility and tariff-driven fears, possibly spelling the end of U.S. exceptionalism as we know it. Adding to these doubts is the spectre of an increasingly deglobalized world.
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White papersThe supply chain shock no one is talking about
A disruption far bigger than the oil price is unfolding and it’s happening through the world’s most important industrial corridor.
