2022 was a tumultuous year for most asset classes. Investors were confronted with ma confluence of risks and uncertainties – persistently high inflation, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, rising interest rates, cracks in major sovereign bonds and currencies, the energy situation in Europe, and global recession risk on the horizon. Higher rates have left investment grade and high yield bonds with double-digit declines this year.
CVC DIF to acquire a large scale hybrid solar PV and battery storage project in Chile
CVC DIF agrees to acquire premier US student transportation operator ASTP from Access Holdings
CVC Credit provides financing to CapVest-backed Novus Foods through its Capital Solutions strategy
CVC DIF to acquire SBA Communications’ Canadian tower business, a leading wireless tower infrastructure platform in Canada
CVC Liquid Credit prices Cordatus XXXVI, its fifth new issue CLO of 2025