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Financing the Economy

Financing the Economy

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Brought to you by the Alternative Credit Council (ACC). This podcast aims to share fascinating discussions and insider takes into the private credit asset class.


Each episode will examine topical areas of interest from across the private credit industry with views and analysis delivered by the ACC team and industry experts.


For more information visit https://acc.aima.org/

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This podcast is the sole property of the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA). This audio production and content are intended as indicative guidance only and are not to be taken or treated as a substitute for specific advice, whether legal advice or otherwise. AIMA permits use or sharing of the content in media or as an educational resource, provided always that proper attribution is made. The rights in the content and production, including copyright and database rights, belong to AIMA.

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  • 23. A Seat at the Table: Shaping Private Credit’s Next Chapter
    Sep 24 2026
    In this episode of Financing the Economy, Nick Smith speaks to two of the Alternative Credit Council's newest board members - Mei-Li da Silva Vint, Chief Commercial Officer at Brevet Capital, and Mark Nixdorf, Managing Director at Blue Owl Capital - to find out more about their motivations for joining the board, how the industry can enhance understanding of private credit and their views on the talent pipeline.

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    17 min
  • Episode 22. Unlocking Asia’s Private Credit Potential
    Aug 24 2026

    In this episode of Financing the Economy, we explore the evolving private credit opportunity in Asia with SC Lowy, from the funding gaps created by traditional banking markets to where the most compelling opportunities are emerging today.


    We also discuss how managers are approaching capital deployment, what institutional investors are looking for when allocating to APAC private credit, and what could drive the next phase of growth across the region.


    The conversation builds on themes explored in the ACC’s recent Private Credit in Asia paper, which takes a closer look at the development of the market and the opportunities ahead. You can read the paper here: https://www.aima.org/compass/insights/private-credit/private-credit-in-asia.html

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    21 min
  • 21. Private debt and impact investing: a collective approach to market structuring
    Jul 20 2026

    The Financing the Economy podcast is brought to you by the Alternative Credit Council. This podcast aims to share fascinating discussions and insider takes into the private credit asset class.


    Each episode will examine topical areas of interest from across the private credit industry with views and analysis delivered by the ACC team and industry experts.


    In this episode of the Financing the Economy podcast, Nick Smith speaks with Alexandra Tixier, Lead Portfolio Manager, Impact Private Credit at Allianz Global Investors, and Vincent Lemaitre, Head of Sustainable Credit at Tikehau Capital, to find out more about their recently published best practice guide on private debt and impact investing.


    Links to the France Invest paper can be found here:


    English language version: https://www.franceinvest.eu/en/category/publications/#flipbook-df_365955/1/


    French language version: https://www.franceinvest.eu/en/category/publications/#flipbook-df_365953/1/


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    36 min
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