Episode Summary
In this episode of In the Ring with Rob, host Rob Olsen is joined by Nicola Wealth’s Matt Choi and guest Rahman Vahabzadeh, Managing Director at Audax Private Debt, a leading firm in the space with over $24 billion in assets under management.
Together, they explore how private debt has evolved into a key component of today’s diversified portfolios, why it’s gaining traction with both institutional and high-net-worth investors, and how firms like Audax are navigating an increasingly complex and competitive market. From the rise of unitranche financing to what makes a deal resilient in uncertain times, this episode offers a clear, inside look at how private lenders approach risk, return, and long-term opportunity in the U.S. middle market.
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