PDI Seoul Forum

The inaugural PDI Seoul Forum on 27 November will host more than 100 of Korea’s most active outbound private debt investors to connect with the practitioners putting capital to work across the globe.

Korean LPs are at the forefront of investment to global debt funds, with giant institutional investors such as Public Official Benefit Association (POBA), Construction Workers’ Mutual Aid Fund (CWMA), Korea Post, and many others allocating outbound to debt funds since Q4 2017.

Utilising Private Debt Investor’s position as the most trusted debt publication globally, the inaugural Forum will provide insight to, and networking with, Korea’s largest investors making the Forum unmissable for those fundraising in Asia.

Leading themes across the conference will include:

• Korean LP perspectives: how and why investors will continue to increase allocations to private debt in 2018-19
• The debt landscape across developed markets: deals, deployment and returns
• Addressing the top global issues: weaker terms and covenants, excessive dry powder, lack of deal sourcing
• Meet the GPs: giants, mid-market, and boutique – how are funds staying competitive?
• What a complex private credit deal looks like and where on the capital stack are investors looking?
• Where are the opportunities in asset-backed lending?

Download the full list of Korean investors who attend our conferences year on year for an idea of the calibre of LPs who will join for networking and knowledge-sharing.

Utilising Private Debt Investor’s position as the most trusted debt publication globally, the inaugural Forum will provide insight into, and networking with, Korea’s largest investors making the event unmissable for those fundraising.

For investors

Guide the conversation on Korean LP investment strategy – both to the region and around the globe.

For fund managers

Learn where Korean LPs are inclined to focus their private lending over the next 12 months.

For service providers

Network with the leaders in global private credit as they discuss allocations around the globe.

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