Blackstone Inc. is forecasting an increase in mergers and acquisitions that can help boost sales of bonds backed by leveraged loans.

Blackstone Inc.’s European private credit fund for high net-worth individuals, ECRED, is set to reach €1.5 billion ($1.53 billion) by month’s end, a threefold surge over the past year. Most Read from BloombergThese Homes Withstood the LA Fires.

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Private credit lenders are flocking to finance large, fast-growing technology companies gearing up to go public, taking advantage of a lackluster market for initial public offerings and helping them get access to liquidity in the meantime.

Boeing Co (NYSE:BA).'s potential sale of its Jeppesen navigation unit has garnered attention from major aviation suppliers and private equity firms, with first-round bids expected to be submitted next week,

Databricks Inc., one of the world’s most valuable privately held tech companies, said on Wednesday that it has raised more than $15 billion from companies including Facebook owner Meta Platforms Inc.,

Booming credit markets are throwing private equity (PE) firms a lifeline as they strive to return cash to investors: Instead of relying on the initial public offering (IPO) market, they can pile portfolio companies with more debt and give themselves a payout.

A few months into his role as chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank AG’s asset management unit, Stefan Hoops presented shareholders his vision for growth with a “private debt muscle” as one key part of the strategy.

Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co. scored another coup against private credit arrivistes this week when their leveraged finance teams snared a $1.2 billion deal from one of direct lending’s biggest borrowers,