Liquidity concerns rise over insurers’ private debt push
With so much money piling into unlisted debt, attention is now turning towards what might happen when the credit cycle turns, and what investors can do to tackle liquidity challenges.

Insurance firms globally have been ramping up their allocations to private debt in recent years in search of higher yields, and that trend is continuing – but concerns are rising about what might happen to the asset class when the credit cycle turns, particularly in respect of liqudity challenges.
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