EQT Credit signs largest deal as alternatives power on

Victor Jimenez

January 18, 2018 05:00 pm

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Institutional investors are playing a bigger role in alternative asset classes, a BlackRock survey showed on Thursday, increasing the chance of larger deals. EQT Credit’s latest investment was a case in point.

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