PNC Asset Management Group Names Agati CIO
Amanda Agati will succeed Mark McGlone as chief investment officer of PNC Asset Management Group, effective April 9, upon McGlone’s retirement following a 40-year career.
Amanda Agati will succeed Mark McGlone as chief investment officer of PNC Asset Management Group, effective April 9, upon McGlone’s retirement following a 40-year career.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group hired two managing directors for its leveraged finance platform. Todd Bondy will serve as head of high yield trading and Ryan Munro will serve as head of leveraged syndicate. Both will be based in New York and are scheduled to join the firm in April.
Apollo Global Management created an impact advisory committee. The committee, chaired by Lisa Hall, will help guide the Apollo Impact platform and includes 11 members who bring diverse backgrounds and expertise across a variety of fields to focus on the firm’s impact investing platform.
Monroe Capital sold a passive minority equity stake to Bonaccord Capital Partners, a division of Aberdeen Standard Investments. Terms of the investment were not disclosed.
Hertz filed its proposed plan of reorganization and related disclosure statement with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Knighthead Capital Management and Certares Opportunities will serve as the plan sponsors.
Ares Management won four awards from Private Debt Investor and Private Equity International, including Global Fund Manager of the Year, BDC of the Year (Americas), Distressed Debt Investor of the Year (Asia- Pacific) and Lender of the Year (North America).
J.P. Morgan Asset Management launched two hedged equity funds: JPMorgan Hedged Equity 2 and JPMorgan Hedged Equity 3. Both funds will seek S&P 500 equity exposure while hedging overall market risk relative to traditional long-only equity strategies.
Capitala Group, a capital provider to lower middle market companies, closed on an investment in Fremont-Wright. Capitala partnered with SouthWorth Capital Management on the transaction in support of Fremont-Wright’s next phase of growth.
AMP Limited and Ares Management entered into a non-binding heads of agreement to pursue a joint venture for AMP Capital’s private markets businesses of infrastructure equity and infrastructure debt, real estate and other minority investments.
Alternative asset management firm Crescent Capital Group’s European specialty lending strategy refinanced existing banking facilities for Avania, a global contract research organization focused on medical technology development.