What to know
Lender profiles link credit activity, portfolio exposure, and sponsor relationships.
You get the full picture of how each Lender operates, where they lend, and who they work with
Credit intelligence, connected
Each profile brings together a lender’s organisation, credit facilities, and exposure into one connected view.
You can see how credit flows from lender → company → sponsor, with full transparency on credit types, rates, and maturities.
On every profile, you’ll find a Summary covering:
- HQ, team and lending focus
- Total debt and number of credits issued
- Typical credit size and type mix
- Sector and regional footprint
- Credit issuance and maturities over time
As with all Gain.pro data, every Credit is fully sourced and traceable.
Credits and facilities
The Credits tab shows every individual facility linked to this lender, including the borrower, sponsor, size, type and coupon rate.
You can filter, sort and drill down by a wide-range of debt related criteria, including:
- Credit type and subtype – e.g. Senior, Mezzanine, Unitranche, Revolver
- Debt size range – to focus on mid-market or large-cap lending
- Maturity date – to spot upcoming refinancing opportunities
- Sector and region – to see exposure by theme or geography
- Sponsor – to map relationships across portfolios
Every Credit line is linked back to both Company and Sponsor profiles, creating a unified market view.
Companies and Investors
These two sections aggregate all Companies, and the linked Investors, a Lender has financed.
That means you get unique views into the private credit markets, with:
- Sector and regional breakdowns
- Total and average debt exposure per Company and Lender
- Coupon and base rate comparisons
- Linked sponsors behind each borrower
This view helps you benchmark a Lender’s activity and identify where they are most active - whether that’s in software, manufacturing or healthcare.
FAQs
What’s the difference between a Lender and a Credit?
- A Lender is the institution providing loans or financing
- Credits are the individual debt facilities tied to specific companies (and often sponsors)
What is your coverage of Lenders?
- We use a wide range of sources to identify the private credit activity linked to the world's largest Lenders
- These include filings, such as those issued by BDC's in the US, press and public announcements by parties involved and other data sources tracking financing
Why might there be multiple credits per Company?
- A lender can issue several loans to the same borrower with different terms or tranches. Each is tracked separately for full transparency.
Why don’t totals from Lenders match total Company financial debt?
- Credit facilities reflect direct lending from tracked Lenders
- Other forms of debt (bank loans, short-term facilities, bonds) may not be included
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