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The Fund Manager View: Where is capital being deployed today, and how are managers navigating shifting deal activity, pricing, competition, and portfolio risk?
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Banks Are Back?: Are banks reclaiming ground from private credit, becoming more important partners, or both?
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The Expansion into ABF: How are private credit managers participating in asset-based finance, and where are they finding the most compelling opportunities?
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Revisiting the 2021 Vintage: What are portfolio performance, valuations and credit stress telling us about loans originated at the height of the market?
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The BDC Lens: What can BDC portfolios, market data and valuation trends tell us about the health of private credit, and where the market may be heading next?
Moderator
Featured Speakers
Financial Institutions / Head of North America Non-Bank Financial Institutions, Managing Director
Meghan Neenan is a managing director and the North American head of Non-Bank Financial Institutions. Her coverage includes investment managers, hedge funds, business development companies, consumer and commercial finance companies, leasing companies, securities firms and financial market infrastructure companies.
Prior to joining Fitch in June 2006, Meghan was an equity analyst at Morningstar, Inc. covering companies in the financial institutions industry. She began her career as a bank examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, analyzing a wide range of institutions, from small community banks to large, complex banking organizations. Meghan graduated summa cum laude from Mount Union College and earned her MBA from the University of Notre Dame. She is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder and a member of the CFA Institute and the New York Society of Security Analysts.
Sourav Srimal is Chief Growth Officer at SOLVE, where he helps shape the firm’s strategic product roadmap and growth initiatives, with a focus on private credit. He joined SOLVE through the AdvantageData acquisition and has deep credit market expertise, having built award-winning products across leveraged loans, BDCs, middle-market loans, and private bonds. Sourav previously worked at Wellington Management and holds a BS in Finance from Rochester Institute of Technology and an MBA from the University of Massachusetts Boston.


