Article
March 6, 2026

What Kind of Private Credit Do You Own?

As private credit moves from quiet compounding to front-page scrutiny, investors face two converging forces: liquidity concerns and AI-driven disruption. This piece examines how underwriting assumptions, collateral structure, and exposure to recurring software revenue may evolve in a rapidly changing economy — and why asset-backed infrastructure may prove more durable in the age of AI.

VIew PDF
VIew PDF
Back to News
More Articles
April 1, 2026
|
Article
As artificial intelligence scales beyond software into real-world systems, it increasingly depends on electricity, infrastructure, and execution. This piece explains why the “electrification of intelligence” is emerging as a defining force in capital allocation and long-term economic growth.
April 1, 2026
|
Article
Our team’s takeaways from CERAWeek 2026 underscore a shift to a capital-intensive, execution-driven phase of the energy transition, where managing risk, scaling clean firm power, and meeting rising electricity demand are reshaping how breakthrough technologies become institutional-scale companies and infrastructure.
March 25, 2026
|
Article
In an op-ed for Barron’s, Galvanize Global Equities CIO Seth Kirkham argues that while the buildout of the AI economy is accelerating, investment outcomes will hinge on where scarcity drives value.