Pemberton appoints gead €1.6bn CLO platform
Pemberton Asset Management has appointed Dominic Courtman as managing director and head of its collateralised loan obligation (CLO) group, as the European private credit manager looks to build on the growth of its €1.6bn CLO platform, according to a report by Pulse 2.0
Private equity firm Pemberton Asset Management has appointed Dominic Courtman as managing director and head of its €1.6bn collateralised loan obligation (CLO) platform, according to a report by Private Equity Wire. Courtman will join Pemberton in January 2027, bringing over three decades of experience in leveraged credit, portfolio management, and corporate finance.
He will succeed Rob Reynolds, who is stepping down after almost five years leading Pemberton’s CLO business. The platform, named Indigo, has grown to €1.6bn in assets under management since its launch and focuses on actively managed portfolios of broadly syndicated European leveraged loans.
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