Tikehau CEO Sees `Great Opportunity' for Private Debt in Europe

The transcript discusses Tickle Capital's growth, including a new office in New York and increased assets under management. It highlights industry consolidation, Brexit's impact on UK operations, and trends in private debt and equity in Europe. The conversation also covers French capitalism compared to Germany, a partnership with Deutsche Bank's DWS, and the expansion of Tickle Capital's global investor base.

What was the recent financial performance of Tickle Capital?

• No change in assets under management

• A 7% increase in assets under management

• A 5% decrease in assets under management

• A 10% increase in assets under management

What is the significance of Tickle Capital's London office?

• It is the second largest office worldwide

• It is the headquarters of Tickle Capital

• It is the only office in Europe

• It is the smallest office worldwide

How does the US market differ from Europe in terms of private debt?

• The European market has more specific vehicles like BDCs

• The US market has been disintermediated for a longer time

• The US market is more regulated

• The European market is less fragmented

What is the main opportunity for credit asset managers in Europe?

• To finance the real economy

• To increase regulatory risks

• To avoid private assets

• To focus solely on the UK market

What is Tickle Capital's stake in Deutsche Bank Asset Manager DWS?

• 5%

• Less than 3%

• 10%

• 75%

What is Tickle Capital's strategy for accessing the German market?

• Focusing on the UK market

• Partnering with DWS for increased access

• Increasing its stake in DWS

• Establishing a new office in Germany

What percentage of Tickle Capital's investor base is international?

• 75%

• 33%

• 50%

• 25%