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SECA Webinar: US Private Credit

US Private Credit US Private Debt - Generating investment returns in a maturing asset class?

In times of record-low interest rates, investors across the globe are in search for yield. Opportunities can be found in certain US private credit market segments that offer portfolio diversification and attractive expected returns. Free participation webinar, organized by SECA in cooperation with Capital Dynamics and CEPRES provides insights into this maturing asset class. Date: Tuesday, 25 June 2019, 16.00 – 17.00 CET Topic presented by CEPRES: Private Debt in the environment of the most important markets - USA and EU Speakers:

  • Marc Dellmann, Head of Business Development, Senior Partner, CEPRES

  • Jens Ernberg, Co-Head US Private Credit Investments, Capital Dynamics

  • Paul Colatrella, Head of US Energy Infrastructure Credit Investments, Capital Dynamics

For further information see SECA Webinars or register directly here or to info@seca.ch.

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