Private Credit
Private Credit
PLATFORM AT A GLANCE
Neuberger Berman's multi-decade history and specialized capabilities investing in liquid and illiquid credit across asset durations provide a distinct range of offerings.
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Our Philosophy
Our specialized investment teams, from traditional corporate lending to specialty strategies, seek differentiated sources of income and return potential. Our highly selective capital deployment approach emphasizes our diverse sourcing capabilities, credit analysis and market expertise.
Diverse Sourcing and Origination
Significant access to deal flow and information in both sponsor and non-sponsor backed investment universes; global sourcing across banks, non-banks, financial sponsors and fintech platforms
Deep Specialist Expertise
Bottom-up investment approach driven by experienced teams, no house view
Broad Resources
Significant private equity franchise, global research capabilities, risk management oversight and robust infrastructure provide investing and operational support1
Our Platform
$81bn
Specialized investment teams with expertise across fixed income and private markets,
with access to insights of 130+ centralized research analysts1
with access to insights of 130+ centralized research analysts1
Private Credit Portfolio Management Centers
40+ Years of Managing Fixed Income Assets, 30+ Years Investing in Private Markets
Latest Thinking
Insights
Article | May 2025
Finding the Sweet Spot in the Private Equity Capital Stack
- “Capital solutions” has become a catch-all moniker within private markets, leaving many asset allocators to scratch their heads as to what these funds actually do and the risks they take.
Asset Allocation Committee Outlook | April 2025
The Storm Before the Calm?
- The first weeks of the new U.S. administration have been hugely disruptive—can sentiment improve as focus shifts from trade to tax cuts and deregulation?
Asset Allocation Committee Outlook | January 2025
A Delicate Balance
- We think easing inflation and a pro-business policy environment will support above-trend growth in 2025, but the balance is delicate with risks piled up on both sides.
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