Hello, I'm Ted Sides, and this is Capital Allocators.

This show is an open exploration of the people and process behind capital allocation.

Through conversations with leaders in the money game, we learn how these holders of the keys to the

kingdom allocate their time and their capital. You can join our mailing list and access premium

content at capital allocators.com. All opinions expressed by TED and podcast guests are solely

their own opinions and do not reflect the opinion of capital

allocators or their firms. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon

as a basis for investment decisions. Clients of capital allocators or podcast guests may maintain

positions and securities discussed on this podcast. My guest on today's sponsored insight is Tim Lyne, the CEO of Antares Capital, a $65 billion

private credit manager that began funding private equity sponsored businesses in 1996.

Antares is one of the longest-standing lenders to private businesses, having passed ownership

to GE in 2005 and CPBIB in 2015,

all the while steadily providing liquidity to the economy.

Our conversation covers three decades of lending, from the early years dominated by bank activity

to the modern era of private credit asset management.

We discussed the changes in the business over time, the resources required to succeed,

and opportunities and risks going forward.

Before we get going, following up from the last spread the word when I went to create an

auto response on LinkedIn messaging.

I found out that LinkedIn limits the number of characters you can put in that message.

My actual auto response now includes links for our mailing list, premium content, and sponsored insights application, but here's what I'd really like to say.

Thanks so much for reaching out. I'm incredibly grateful you enjoy the show,

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