Andrew Hedlund
Andrew Hedlund is the Americas Editor at Private Debt Investor where he reports on the private debt market and coordinates coverage of the asset class. Before joining PDI, he reported on corporate bankruptcies for The Deal and Reorg Research, two financial trade publications.
Andrew received a master's degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He also earned bachelor of arts degrees in from Arizona State University.
Jefferies, Stonyrock launch fund of firms partnership
The platform, led by former Blackstone and AlpInvest Partners executives, is the latest entrant into one of alternative assets' booming sectors.
Massive fundraising numbers lift Blackstone above $500bn AUM mark
With these results, Blackstone is more than halfway to its goal of managing $1trn by 2026.
Tikehau adds Nomura vet, Citigroup fundraiser to senior ranks
Paris-based Tikehau has set targets to substantially boost its assets under management and the operating profits of its asset management arm by 2022.
Brookfield’s union with Oaktree: GDAM, they want credit
With the addition of Oaktree, a respected credit business, Brookfield has shown how debt investing has risen to prominence post-global financial crisis and become crucial for being a global diversified asset manager.
Brookfield’s union with Oaktree: GDAM, they want credit
With the addition of Oaktree, a respected credit business, Brookfield has shown how debt investing has risen to prominence post-global financial crisis and become crucial for being a global diversified asset manager.
CFOs and COOs Forum: Adding a credit strategy presents back-office challenges
The growth in private credit presents plenty of upsides for private equity firms but also offers real challenges for CFOs and COOs.
What exit? GPs investing in other GPs are in it for the long haul
Private equity firms taking non-control stakes in other such firms is booming, but the off-ramps for such deals remain mostly theoretical.
Story of the year: Toys R Us and the retail apocalypse
The Bain- and KKR-backed chain closed its doors in the US this year.
Why Korea is fertile ground for those seeking new LPs
Ardian has become the latest private markets firm to open an office in a country whose institutional investors are hungry for private markets.
Minority stakes: The lighter side of cannibalism
More US private fund managers are taking minority stakes in their industry peers and there are benefits for buyer and seller alike.
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