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People & Company News, Week of September 25, 2026

People & Company News, Week of September 25, 2026

Markets | September 25, 2026

BNY Launches Bond SMA for Retirement Income

BNY Launches Bond SMA for Retirement Income

Global Interest Rates | September 25, 2026

BNY Investments has launched a separately managed account designed to turn individual bonds into customized retirement cash flows, offering financial advisors an alternative to annuities and conventional income funds. The Personal Bond SMA seeks to match bond coupon payments and maturities with each investor’s anticipated spending needs. Clients can personalize payment frequency, investment horizon, inflation

WSIB Commits $950M to GTCR, CD&R PE Buyout Funds

WSIB Commits $950M to GTCR, CD&R PE Buyout Funds

Alternative Assets | September 25, 2026

The Washington State Investment Board committed $950 million to two longstanding private equity managers in September, adding to its U.S. and European buyout exposure as its large-buyout portfolio continued to post double-digit returns. Trustees approved a $650 million commitment to GTCR Fund XV and a $300 million commitment to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Fund XIII.

Private Credit Stress Builds Among Smaller Borrowers

Private Credit Stress Builds Among Smaller Borrowers

Alternative Assets | September 25, 2026

Stress in private credit is widening beyond the smallest borrowers, but defaults and loan markdowns remain concentrated among companies with less than $100 million of EBITDA, according to Houlihan Lokey. The investment bank’s Private Credit DataBank found that borrowers below that threshold recorded a 3% size-weighted default rate in the second quarter and a 3.6%