Versana and Allvue partner. 20 October 2026 US Reporter: Madison Hendrickson Versana, an enterprise data and digital infrastructure company for broadly syndicated loans (BSL) and private credit markets, and Allvue Systems, a technology provider for private capital markets, have partnered. By connecting Versana's centralised digital data platform with Allvue's trade order management and investment accounting solutions, the firms aim to transform interoperability and scalability across the US$9 trillion BSL and private credit markets. The firms say for the first time, mutual clients will benefit from straight-through processing using Versana's golden-source agent loan data fed directly into Allvue's investment accounting system resulting in streamlined workflows and reduced costs. Further, they explain that through the partnership mutual clients will receive the most up-to-date visibility into their net positions and risk from Allvue's Trade Order Management system delivering real-time executed trade data to Versana upon client direction. According to the firms, the collaboration brings together real-time automation of position-impacting events across the post-loan transaction lifecycle and they aim to reduce the loan market's reliance on fragmented processes. Paul Gallant, chief product officer at Versana, comments: "By combining our real-time, golden-source loan transaction data with Allvue's executed trade data, we're giving asset managers better visibility into their net portfolio positions, resulting in superior portfolio management and trading decisions." Ivan Latanision, chief product officer at Allvue Systems, adds: "By making Versana's data directly available within our investment accounting workflows, we're providing clients with a more seamless way to access trusted loan data while reducing the operational complexity of managing loan portfolios." Next technology article NO FEE, NO RISK 100% ON RETURNS If you invest in only one asset servicing news source this year, make sure it is your free subscription to Asset Servicing Times

Moody's Analytics and Allvue launch credit risk model to identify early signs of borrower stress in Private Credit. By Business Wire India - Published on October 1, 2026 at 7:24 PM IST Business Wire India Moody's Corporation (NYSE: MCO), a global leader in risk assessment and credit analytics, and Allvue Systems, LLC, a leading technology and data provider for private capital markets, today announced the launch of the Moody's Analytics EDF-X Private Credit Model, a new forward-looking credit risk model purpose-built for the private credit market. Built on Moody's deep credit expertise and Allvue's private credit performance data, the model identifies early signals of borrower stress, such as covenant waivers and payment-in-kind arrangements, well before they show up as missed payments or defaults. Moody's projects private credit to approach $4 trillion in assets by 2030, and investors and lenders are increasingly seeking earlier visibility on where risk is building across portfolios. Unlike public credit markets where participants have the benefit of access to published credit ratings, financial disclosures, and transparent pricing, private credit often relies on proprietary credit assessments with limited comparability across positions. Moody's and Allvue are collaborating to bring greater transparency and insight to the market. The model draws on de-identified private credit borrower performance data contributed by Allvue. Complementing the existing Moody's Analytics credit risk models, which reflect the performance of private companies across a broad range of lending markets, it is the first Moody's model calibrated directly on observed private credit performance, giving it a view of borrower credit risk that reflects the specific dynamics of the asset class. The model separately estimates the likelihood of hard credit events, such as missed payments, and of the soft credit events that often precede them. "In private credit, the signals that matter often emerge before a missed payment or default," said Christina Kosmowski, CEO of Moody's Analytics. "By combining Allvue's private market data with Moody's credit intelligence, we can help customers identify borrower stress earlier and bring greater transparency and insight to a rapidly growing market." More than 1,000 private capital firms use Allvue solutions, directly or through their fund administrators. Allvue has built one of the industry's most comprehensive datasets of private credit performance, along with the data and analytics capability that turns it into products the market can use. The data Allvue is contributing to Moody's is de-identified and contractually governed, and no individual firm is identifiable in it. "Private credit has grown faster than the infrastructure built to monitor it, and we built a data and analytics business to close that gap," said Marc Scheipe, CEO of Allvue. "Pairing Allvue's data with Moody's analytical depth gives institutions an independent, third-party evaluation of risk across their direct lending portfolios, and that is the kind of transparency that helps this market stay informed." The model gives market participants a view of both borrower fundamentals and emerging credit deterioration. It supports portfolio monitoring, manager evaluation, investment selection, and capital allocation, and is now available to customers of both firms through the Moody's Analytics EDF-X API. The model joins the growing Moody's Analytics suite of private credit solutions, including EDF-X CreditGradient, which expresses model-based credit risk signals for unrated borrowers. These are analytical models and are distinct from the credit ratings and other services provided to issuers in the private credit market by Moody's Ratings, the credit rating agency. For more than 115 years, Moody's has helped markets understand and navigate credit risk. Moody's is bringing that expertise together with new sources of private market data and analytics to provide greater transparency and intelligence as private credit continues to grow. About Moody's Corporation In a world shaped by increasingly interconnected risks, Moody's (NYSE: MCO) data, insights, and innovative technologies help customers develop a holistic view of their world and unlock opportunities. With a rich history of experience in global markets and a diverse workforce of approximately 16,000 across more than 40 countries, Moody's gives customers the comprehensive perspective needed to act with confidence and thrive. Learn more at moodys.com. About Allvue Systems Allvue Systems is the leading technology and data platform for private markets, helping investment managers, fund administrators, and other market participants make private markets more transparent, efficient, and connected. Allvue's AI-powered platform connects data and workflows across the private investment lifecycle, combining mission-critical software with differentiated private markets data and analytics - drawn from de-identified, anonymized, and aggregated data across its platform - to automate complex processes, deliver actionable insights, and enable better-informed decisions. "Safe harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Certain statements contained in this document are forward-looking statements and are based on future expectations, plans and prospects for Moody's business and operations that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Such statements involve estimates, projections, goals, forecasts, assumptions and uncertainties that could cause actual results or outcomes to differ materially from those contemplated, expressed, projected, anticipated or implied in the forward-looking statements. 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Moody's Analytics and Allvue Systems have launched the EDF-X Private Credit Model, a credit risk tool designed to identify early signs of borrower stress in the private credit market. The model uses Allvue's de-identified private credit performance data and Moody's credit analytics to detect signals such as covenant waivers and payment-in-kind arrangements before they escalate into defaults. The model addresses a transparency gap in private credit, which lacks the published ratings and financial disclosures available in public markets. It is the first Moody's model calibrated on observed private credit performance, capturing the asset class's specific dynamics. Moody's projects private credit will approach $4 trillion in assets by 2030. Over 1,000 private capital firms use Allvue's solutions, providing comprehensive performance data for the model.