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Private Credit’s Next Big Thing Is $1 Trillion in British Pensions

A deal that includes Standard Life, CVC and Goldman Sachs is the latest to tap an increasingly popular source of investor cash.

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Growing allocation of British pension capital to private credit creates tailwinds for alternative asset managers and headwinds for traditional fixed-income providers.

Tailwind (3)

Standard LifeSL.Named as participant in the deal; gains exposure to growing private credit allocations and associated management fees.
CVCCVCNamed as co-sponsor; private credit allocation tailwind directly expands the capital base it deploys and fees it collects.
Goldman SachsGSNamed participant; benefits from deployment of private credit capital and structuring fees from pension allocations into alternative assets.

Sectors

Alternative asset managers
Traditional fixed-income providers
UK pension administrators

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