Private Credit: Latin America & Caribbean 2026

In this live case study, we break down a real private credit deal - stage by stage. From borrower selection to pricing negotiations and post-deal performance, our guest lender shares what worked, what didn’t, and what they’d do differently.

This interactive case study breaks down a live transaction in four parts:

• The Opportunity – What made the deal compelling, and why private credit?
• Structuring the Deal – Ticket size, risk, terms, and trade-offs
• Execution & Monitoring – Internal approvals, deployment, and ongoing oversight
• Lessons Learned – What worked, what didn’t, and would they do it again?

A leading economist will provide a panoramic view of Latin America’s economic landscape and its implications for private credit markets, exploring the intersection of macro forces, market dislocations, and investor strategy across the region.

• How private credit is increasingly bridging funding gaps in mid-market and infrastructure segments underserved by banks
• How are local institutional investors and global investors each engaging with Latin American private credit opportunities? What objectives and return expectations do they have?
• What challenges or barriers are most significant in developing the private credit market across the region?
• How inflation, FX volatility, and global interest rate cycles are shaping deal flow and pricing dynamics in Latam private credit.

Underwriting and portfolio monitoring in private credit remain heavily dependent on manual documentation, repetitive checks, and fragmented data.

This interactive session brings together LP and GP perspectives to explore how AI can compress the investment lifecycle end-to-end, streamlining underwriting and evaluation processes to free investment teams to focus on judgement rather than paperwork, while also enhancing ongoing portfolio monitoring through more sophisticated risk analysis and real-time insights.

The discussion will examine how AI strengthens capital protection, improves data-driven dialogue between GPs and LPs, and reshapes decision-making across origination, monitoring, and reporting.