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Our Conversation with Legacy Talks

In this episode, our Managing Partner Ben Rockell and Chief Investment Officer John Hubball sat down with host David Tarbotton, CEO of Legacy Capital to unpack the way these products...

The Trump Card: What a Second Term Means for Federal and Private Student Loans

Donald Trump’s re-election has fundamentally changed the outlook for student loans in America. The days of paused payments, forgiveness campaigns, and soft collections are ending. In their place will come...

Understanding Alt Lending #2 | Giles Somerville KG Investments Interview

Today we speak to Giles Somerville, Partner at KG Investments where we discuss the size of the student loan market in the US, Giles' & KG Investments involvement with Alt...

Investing in Private Student Loans: A High-Yield Opportunity in Distressed Consumer Credit

Discover why private student loans are an overlooked but high-potential asset class. Learn how investors can earn strong yields from distressed and re-performing student loans in the US....

Understanding Alt Lending #1 | Mark Brenner Interview

This is the first in a series where we speak to the leadership team and key stakeholder of Alt Lending, a specialist lender in US student loan refinancing. Recently Kingsbury...

What is the Illiquidity Premium?

The concept of the illiquidity premium is increasingly discussed in the context of private market investments. As investors search for higher returns, understanding this term can offer valuable insights into...

Lessons in Due Diligence: Private Credit & Sound Structures

In the world of private markets, investment structures form the foundation of success—or failure. For High-Net-Worth Individuals, intermediaries, and institutional investors alike, understanding the nuances of investment structures is essential...

Not All Returns Are Made Equal: Risk-Adjusted Returns & Private Markets

When it comes to private market investments, the allure of high returns can be hard to ignore. Private equity, venture capital, real estate, and private credit often promise outsized gains...

Private Credit: Fundraising & Dry Powder 2024

Private credit has evolved into a cornerstone of alternative investments over the past decade, driven by structural changes in global finance and investor demand for higher yields. As traditional bank...

Expanding Opportunities: Our Latest Partnership with Alt Lending

At Kingsbury & Partners, our mission has always been to deliver innovative financial solutions that provide exceptional value to our clients with transparency at the core of each opportunity. Today,...

Why Private Credit is Ideal for Growth-Stage Businesses

For growth-stage businesses, securing the right funding is critical to scaling operations, expanding market share, and achieving long-term goals. While equity financing often takes centre stage, private credit offers a...

Kingsbury & Partners: Your Outsourced CIO

Navigating private market investments requires precision, expertise, and resources that many wealth management firms and professional investors may not have in-house. At Kingsbury & Partners, we bridge this gap by...

The Role of Governance in Private Credit

A robust governance framework not only safeguards the lender's interests but also enhances the borrower's credibility, paving the way for a successful partnership. Here’s why governance matters and what to...

The Case for Transparency in Private Credit

Borrowers who embrace transparency do more than secure capital; they set themselves apart in a competitive market. Investors value trust and openness, and companies that consistently demonstrate these qualities build...

What is an Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO)?

In today’s fast-paced investment world, organisations often find themselves juggling increasingly complex financial responsibilities. This is where an OCIO—Outsourced Chief Investment Officer—comes into play. For institutions, family offices, and sometimes...