SuperReturn Private Credit US Conference to Convene Industry Leaders in New York

SuperReturn, a prominent conference organizer in the private equity and venture capital space, has announced its SuperReturn Private Credit US event scheduled for November 12-13, 2024, at The Marriot Marquis in Times Square, New York. The conference is set to attract more than 450 senior decision makers, including both limited partners and general partners, from the private credit industry.

The event's agenda covers a wide range of topics crucial to private markets, including direct lending, asset-backed lending, niche and specialty finance, NAV finance, private credit secondaries, real estate debt, and distressed debt. These discussions are particularly timely as the private credit market continues to expand and evolve, offering alternative financing solutions in a changing economic landscape.

Notable speakers at the conference include executives from major financial institutions such as Carlyle, CDPQ London, Golub Capital, New York Common Retirement Fund, and PIMCO. Their participation underscores the event's significance in the industry and its potential to shape future trends in private credit.

Dr. Dorothy Kelso, Global Head of SuperReturn, emphasized the event's importance, stating, "SuperReturn Private Credit US is the leading private debt event in North America and a spectacular gathering of industry leaders." This highlights the conference's role as a key platform for knowledge sharing and networking within the private credit sector.

The event's impressive roster of sponsors, including Barings, Castlelake, and Willow Tree Credit Partners as Co-Sponsors, along with numerous Associate Sponsors such as Morgan Stanley, Fidelity Investments, and Vista Equity Partners, further demonstrates the industry's recognition of the conference's value.

As private credit continues to gain prominence as an alternative to traditional lending, events like SuperReturn Private Credit US play a crucial role in facilitating discussions on market dynamics, regulatory changes, and investment strategies. The insights shared at this conference could influence investment decisions and shape the future direction of the private credit industry in North America and beyond.