Aluna Partners Participates in Moody’s Credit Frontiers Europe 2026, Contributing to Key Discussions on Private Credit Risk and Resilience

London, UK – April 2026 – Aluna Partners, a relevant and growing player in the private credit and structured finance industry, is pleased to announce its participation in Moody’s Credit Frontiers Europe 2026, one of the leading forums for dialogue between institutional investors, asset managers, and industry specialists shaping the future of private credit markets.

The event provided Aluna Partners with the opportunity to engage in in‑depth discussions with peers, investors, and market participants on some of the most pressing questions currently being evaluated by private credit investors, including:

  • Systemic risk considerations: Can the expansion of private credit generate a systemic economic shock similar to the 2008 global financial crisis?
  • Defaults and market signals: Are recent high‑profile defaults, such as Tricolor and First Brands, isolated cases, or early indicators of broader stress within the private credit ecosystem?
  • Macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty: How could ongoing political uncertainty and the conflict in the Middle East affect private credit portfolios, particularly in an environment where higher interest rates are expected to remain for longer?

Discussions highlighted a nuanced and increasingly data‑driven understanding of risk within the private credit industry. According to Moody’s analysis shared during the event, the majority of private credit assets are held by professional and institutional investors with long‑term investment horizons and a clear understanding of illiquidity and cycle management.

This structural characteristic differentiates private credit fundamentally from traditional banking systems. Unlike depositors during a bank run, institutional private credit investors are typically prepared to remain patient through economic downturns, reducing the likelihood of large‑scale capital withdrawals during periods of market stress.

“Events like Moody’s Credit Frontiers Europe are critical for cutting through complexity and separating perception from reality,” said Aluna Partners. “The conversations reinforced that private credit, while not immune to risk, is structurally different from the banking system and supported by informed, long‑term capital. This creates resilience, even in periods of heightened macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty.”

Aluna Partners’ participation reflects its ongoing commitment to staying at the forefront of market developments, leveraging research‑driven insights, and maintaining close dialogue with investors and industry leaders. The firm continues to focus on delivering tailored private credit and structured finance solutions that support growth companies and investors across the UK, Europe, and the Americas.

About Aluna Partners

Aluna Partners is an investment banking and investment management firm providing integrated advisory, capital raising, and investment solutions across equity, private debt, mergers and acquisitions, and structured finance. Serving growth companies and investors from $3 million to $300 million, Aluna Partners combines global expertise with local market understanding to keep the complex simple and deliver outcomes designed for long‑term success.

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