BlackRock's Jaime Magyera on Retirement and Wealth Management Trends, Alternative Investments, and More
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viernes, 19 de septiembre de 2025, 12:17 pm ET1 min de lectura
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Leonardo Adessi, chief investment officer of Nextalia’s credit division, emphasized the fund's focus on lending to Italian firms, a sector that has seen increased activity as banks have scaled back riskier lending. This move follows a broader trend where private credit has grown globally to a $1.7 trillion industry, with Italy now catching up [1].
The new strategy will be led by Enrico Monti, a partner joining Nextalia from Rome-based private bank Banca del Fucino. Monti previously served as a director at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in London. His experience will be crucial in managing the fund finance strategy, which includes lending to private equity vehicles or the holding companies of Italian business families [1].
Nextalia, led by Francesco Canzonieri, manages around €2 billion across various sectors including private equity and distressed debt. The addition of a private credit strategy underscores the firm's commitment to diversifying its investment offerings and adapting to the evolving financial landscape.
Jaime Magyera, BlackRock's Head of US Wealth & Retirement, discusses her career and experience at one of the world's largest asset managers. She highlights trends in retirement and wealth management, the rise of alternative investments, and BlackRock's push into alternatives as an "uncorrelated diversifier." Magyera also emphasizes the potential of BlackRock's technology to offer RIAs a simple one-stop platform for all alternative investment needs.
Italian asset management firm Nextalia is expanding its portfolio with the launch of a private credit strategy, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand for financing outside traditional banking channels. The new fund, targeting up to €250 million ($296 million), will focus on corporate direct lending, real estate financing, and fund finance [1].Leonardo Adessi, chief investment officer of Nextalia’s credit division, emphasized the fund's focus on lending to Italian firms, a sector that has seen increased activity as banks have scaled back riskier lending. This move follows a broader trend where private credit has grown globally to a $1.7 trillion industry, with Italy now catching up [1].
The new strategy will be led by Enrico Monti, a partner joining Nextalia from Rome-based private bank Banca del Fucino. Monti previously served as a director at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in London. His experience will be crucial in managing the fund finance strategy, which includes lending to private equity vehicles or the holding companies of Italian business families [1].
Nextalia, led by Francesco Canzonieri, manages around €2 billion across various sectors including private equity and distressed debt. The addition of a private credit strategy underscores the firm's commitment to diversifying its investment offerings and adapting to the evolving financial landscape.

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