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Private Debt – The Unrelenting Rise Of An Asset Class

Permira Debt Managers

Private debt has only recently been considered an asset class in its own right, and the term covers a range of different investment styles and strategies. PDM funds have been investing in European private credit for more than a decade. Founded in 2007 as the private credit business of Permira, the business today has Assets under Management (“AUM”) of c.€9bn and a team of over 50 professionals. PDM focus on three synergistic strategies: direct lending (PCS funds), structured credit (Sigma funds) and CLO management (Providus funds).

 

PDM believes that this depth and breadth of experience makes it one of the leading specialist private credit investors in Europe. PDM has worked with more than 200 companies as well as a significant number of private equity sponsors, management teams and advisors since its establishment. The business is embedded in the European private credit market and has established a strong reputation as a trusted and supportive partner to businesses and private equity sponsors seeking debt financing.

 

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