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The Media & Private Credit - May 2026
The current narrative on Private Credit is being built from a set of real, observable signals and while concerns are not unfounded, the level of generalization is ahead of the evidence. Albourne recently published the attached paper examining the signals and extrapolation driving the media’s narrative on Private Credit.
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What the Media Should be Focusing on with Advisor-Focused Private Credit
The prevailing incentive fee structure in advisor‑focused Private Credit, particularly non‑traded BDCs, represents a growing and largely unaddressed investor‑alignment failure between manager and investors, highlighting the need for stronger alignment mechanisms.
Albourne’s Evergreen Resources
Through CIO Notes, webinars, and research publications, Albourne has examined how Evergreen structures seek to provide periodic liquidity while investing in inherently illiquid assets, and how this interaction can introduce additional complexity during periods of market stress.
Featured Videos
AI ODDyssey Insights Webinar Recording – April 2026
SBAI Standardizes Hedge Fund Expenses Disclosure — May 2026
The updated SBAI expense template improves comparability of hedge fund expenses, improving consistency and granularity of reporting.
Guide to Insurance - Introduction to Quota Shares
In a Quota Share structure, within the context of insurance-linked securities, an underwriter takes an agreed-upon percentage of all premiums and losses from a defined portfolio written by the cedant. While it is often thought that a quota share arrangement provides alignment of interest between the reinsurer and the cedant, there are exceptions to this outcome.
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Asset Allocation (“5A”) Insights Webinar on 14 & 18 May
5A is launching on the Castle in 4Q 2026! Join us on 14 May to learn more. The webinar will showcase 5A, Albourne’s Asset Allocation tool, and how it helps address some of the key challenges that investors face.
Guide to Insurance - Introduction to Property Catastrophe Insurance
The following paper provides an overview of Property Catastrophe. This includes details on the Insurance value chain, assessing risk through catastrophe modelling, the impact of market dynamics on the Insurance cycle, and considerations around Property Catastrophe risk.