Overview
The BVCA Private Credit Conference will focus on how this aspect of private capital is evolving. Private credit has grown and developed significantly in the past decade, attracting lots of demand from investors. Private equity firms and private credit firms have worked closely together, and we have seen the development of venture and growth debt. This conference will assess the state of the market and look ahead to the future.
This half day conference takes place on the afternoon of 26 March. Throughout the event, expert speakers will explore key trends, provide insights into opportunities, and the shifting dynamics of this strategy.
Tickets are complimentary for GP and LP members.
Key themes for the event:
- Outlook for 2025 Private Credit: Data, trends, benchmarking
- ESG in private credit
- Compete or co-operate: private credit's relationship with banks and capital markets
- Regulatory interest in private credit / Bringing private credit to life for policymakers
- The growing retailisation of private credit
- The role of AI in the private credit industry
Sponsors
Private Credit, Secondaries and Roundtables Co-Sponsor
Supporting Partner
Date and Timings
Wednesday, 26 March 2025
13:30-17:00
Location
etc.Venues County Hall
Floor 3
Westminster Bridge Rd
London, SE1 7PB
Dress Code
Business attire
Ticket Offer
Two Conferences, One Day.
Attend one half-day conference for £599 +VAT, or both conferences over a full day for the discounted rate of £799 +VAT. For further information or booking enquiries, please contact Abigail Jaggers. .
Privacy Information
Following the introduction of GDPR the BVCA will continue to share attendance lists with sponsors and other attendees (names, job titles and company names only) with the exception of events of a sensitive nature.
Please contact [email protected] if you would NOT be happy for us to share this personal information with other attendees. Our full Private Policy & Accessibility Statement can be viewed here.
Code of Conduct - Attendance at Events
The BVCA is committed to bringing members together in a professional environment to collaborate and network. We have established this code of conduct to provide guidelines to participants, and to ensure that all participants understand what behaviour is expected of them at our events.
