Key Takeaways
- • PEI's Private Debt Investor is calling for nominations for its sixth annual Women of Influence in Private Markets 2026 list, which recognizes women working across the alternatives ecosystem.
- • The list is published by PEI Private Credit staff and is aimed at honoring achievements of women in private markets, spanning fund managers, investors and other roles.
- • The announcement is a call for nominations only and contains no fund sizes, deal values, appointments or performance figures.
Summary
Private Debt Investor, part of the PEI group, has opened nominations for its sixth annual Women of Influence in Private Markets 2026 list. According to the announcement, the list celebrates the achievements of women working across the alternatives ecosystem and asks readers to suggest individuals who should be included.
The notice, dated 23 April 2026 and filed under the private credit section, is brief. It is tagged under topics including people, diversity, fund managers, investors and women in private markets, indicating that the recognition spans both the manager and allocator sides of the industry.
The full article is gated behind registration, which offers access to daily private credit news, data-driven research and fund performance and investor activity data. The primary text does not disclose nomination deadlines, selection criteria or the names of any honourees.
The notice, dated 23 April 2026 and filed under the private credit section, is brief. It is tagged under topics including people, diversity, fund managers, investors and women in private markets, indicating that the recognition spans both the manager and allocator sides of the industry.
The full article is gated behind registration, which offers access to daily private credit news, data-driven research and fund performance and investor activity data. The primary text does not disclose nomination deadlines, selection criteria or the names of any honourees.
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