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Pantheon looks to lead Bridgepoint Credit’s continuation vehicle

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Pantheon looks to lead Bridgepoint Credit’s continuation vehicle

Ryan Hesketh, Synne Johnsson and Gregory Rosenvinge11 Aug 2026 | Europe, US | 1 minute read

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Back to basics — The consumer sector is in fashion

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Back to basics — The consumer sector is in fashion

Private credit is going back to basics as lenders rebalance their portfolios away from SaaS and technology, resulting in a rather surprising rise in consumer deals. Over the last months, a number of consumer businesses have entered and exited 9fin’s private credit pipeline. Recent coverage ranges from the sales of cosmetics firms such as Capsum and Aroma Zone to food and beverage companies — like Segafredo Zanetti — hitting the market.

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Virtual healthcare provider Sword Health is in talks to acquire digital mental healthcare startup Headspace, in a tie-up that would likely mark the largest deal in the digital healthcare space this year to-date.

Two managers in the BoE’s private markets stress test consider withdrawing

At least two alternative asset managers participating in the Bank of England’s private markets stress test are considering dropping out due to the excessive workload, according to 9fin sources.

Ninety One raises $404m African private credit fund

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MFS investors including Raja’s stepson were repaid ahead of collapse

Individual investors who had lent money to Market Financial Solutions — including MFS CEO Paresh Raja’s stepson, the Deutsche Bank high-yield credit trader Rihan Dewan — received their money back last December in the run-up to the bridging lender’s high-profile collapse amid fraud allegations, according to court documents.

12 Aug 2026

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Pantheon looks to lead Bridgepoint Credit’s continuation vehicle

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