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Private Credit Redemptions & Manager Dispersion: What Advisors Need to Know for 2026 and Beyond

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This webcast is designed for private credit investors looking to generate alpha and better understand today’s evolving private markets landscape. Monroe Capital, a leading lower middle market private credit manager founded in 2004 prior to the Global Financial Crisis, will discuss the changing dynamics across private credit.

Topics to be discussed:

  • Recent market headlines
  • Institutional and retail investor portfolio positioning
  • Retail redemption trends and the opportunities they have created
  • Industry default rates supported by market data
  • Where Monroe believes investors can find alpha in 2026 and beyond

While generating attractive yields in private credit was relatively straightforward for much of the past decade, the asset class has matured and new, less experienced lenders have entered the market, leading to greater manager dispersion. As a result, manager selection is more important than ever.

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Chris Lund

Managing Director, Portfolio Manager - Direct Lending

Monroe Capital

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Chris Lund is a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager of Monroe Capital. He is Portfolio Manager for the lower middle market direct lending strategy in the firm’s institutional vehicles and serves as Co-Portfolio Manager and Chief Financial Officer of Monroe Capital Enhanced Corporate Lending Fund (“MLEND”), a non-traded Business Development Company (“BDC”). He joined the firm in 2015 and is a member of the Investment Committee. He also is responsible for overseeing the firm’s ESG initiatives within the investment process. He previously was involved with the underwriting for the firm’s healthcare investments. Mr. Lund has over 15 years of experience in credit investing. Prior to joining Monroe, Mr. Lund invested in debt and equity securities at Bain Capital Credit. Mr. Lund earned his B.B.A. in Accountancy from the University of Notre Dame.

Anton Marinchik

Managing Director, Wealth Business Development – Head of RIAs

Monroe Capital

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Anton Marinchik is a Director, Wealth Business Development - Head of RIAs of Monroe Capital. He primarily focuses on the retail channel marketing to registered investment advisors, high net worth individuals and family offices. He has over 10 years of experience in alternative investments, structured derivatives, and financial advisor platform development. Prior to Monroe, Mr. Marinchik was a Vice President at Goldman Sachs, in charge of running the Capital Markets Desk catered to RIAs, Hybrid Broker-Dealers, and Family Offices. His responsibilities included helping advisors access private markets, creating structured investments, building out the Goldman Sachs Custody platform and onboarding advisor teams, delivering lending & liquidity solutions to clients, and helping advisors hedge concentrated positions. Mr. Marinchik earned his B.A. in Economics from the College of the Holy Cross. He is a Trustee member of Hebrew Senior Life, a non-profit senior living community and health care services organization, located in Boston, Massachusetts.

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Now On Demand
Private Credit Redemptions & Manager Dispersion: What Advisors Need to Know for 2026 and Beyond
Now On Demand • 1 CE Credit

This webcast is designed for private credit investors looking to generate alpha and better understand today’s evolving private markets landscape. Monroe Capital, a leading lower middle market private credit manager founded in 2004 prior to the Global Financial Crisis, will discuss the changing dynamics across private credit. Topics include recent market headlines, institutional portfolio positioning, retail redemption trends and the opportunities they have created, industry default rates supported by market data, and where Monroe believes investors can find alpha in 2026 and beyond. While generating attractive yields in private credit was relatively straightforward for much of the past decade, the asset class has matured and new, less experienced lenders have entered the market, leading to greater manager dispersion. As a result, manager selection is more important than ever. 

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