Asset-backed finance is becoming an increasingly important component of private credit portfolios as investors look to access more specialised and differentiated credit opportunities. However, scaling these strategies is creating new challenges around underwriting complexity, collateral monitoring, operational infrastructure and non-standardised data across highly fragmented asset classes.   

This session will examine how firms are building scalable asset-backed finance platforms across the evolving public and private credit ecosystem. The speaker will share how investors can strengthen underwriting frameworks, improve portfolio oversight and manage operational complexity while using asset-backed finance to diversify portfolios and expand long-term credit opportunities.   

Asset-backed finance is becoming an increasingly important component of both public and private credit portfolios as investors seek to diversify sources of return, strengthen portfolio resilience and access differentiated credit opportunities. As capital flows increasingly across public securitised markets, investment-grade private credit and private asset-backed lending, firms are facing growing challenges around underwriting complexity, collateral monitoring, operational infrastructure and non-standardised data across highly fragmented asset classes. 

This session will examine how firms are building scalable asset-backed finance platforms across the evolving public and private credit ecosystem. The speaker will share how investors can strengthen underwriting frameworks, improve portfolio oversight and manage operational complexity while using asset-backed finance to diversify portfolios and expand long-term credit opportunities