Private credit is building its market infrastructure, and that is a technology exercise.
For most of its history, a credit fund reported once a quarter to a small group of LPs. Today its investors run from pension funds to wealth clients, and each one wants to see further in.
Some of that work is moving out of individual firms and into shared infrastructure: loan identifiers, data standards for asset-backed collateral, independent pricing and the first venues for trading private loans.
All of it runs on data the manager has to produce... terms pulled from credit agreements, loan tapes, marks and cash flows. At many firms, that data still lives in documents and spreadsheets.
The 2027 Private Credit Technology Summit will bring together the technology, data and operations leaders at credit managers, the LPs and insurers who rely on their numbers, and the firms building with them, to build that infrastructure inside each firm and across the market.
Speakers will examine how to price a loan more often, how identifiers and data standards move a loan between systems, collateral data in asset-based finance, and where AI helps a credit team keep up.
Join the event that will shape how private credit knows what it holds.
