SuperReturn Private Credit Europe 2025 to Spotlight Resilience and Innovation in Private Credit

The private credit industry is gearing up for a significant gathering at the SuperReturn Private Credit Europe conference, scheduled from March 10-12, 2025, in London. This event, hosted at the Royal Lancaster hotel, is expected to draw over 600 senior professionals and more than 100 expert speakers, including 200+ limited partners and 300+ general partners from the financial sector. The conference will serve as a pivotal platform for discussing the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within the private credit market.

Key topics on the agenda include direct lending, private credit secondaries, niche and specialty finance, and distressed debt. The inclusion of a new dedicated Asset-Backed Finance Summit on March 12 is particularly noteworthy, as it will delve into the intricacies of real-estate debt, infrastructure debt, and venture debt. These discussions are crucial for professionals seeking to navigate the complexities of the asset class in today's volatile economic landscape.

Dr. Dorothy Kelso, Global Head of SuperReturn, highlighted the conference's role in showcasing the private credit industry's resilience during periods of economic uncertainty. The event promises to offer unique insights and foster innovative ideas among attendees. With participation from leading financial institutions such as Generali Asset Management, Partners Capital, Aegon Asset Management, and Goldman Sachs Alternatives, the conference is set to provide a comprehensive overview of the current state and future directions of private credit.

The support from co-sponsors like Aviva Investors, Barings, KBRA, LCM Partners, and TCW Group, along with numerous associate sponsors, underscores the event's importance to the financial community. The SuperReturn Private Credit Europe 2025 conference is not just a meeting of minds but a testament to the enduring strength and adaptability of the private credit industry in facing global economic challenges.