Eldridge Credit Advisers

Eldridge Credit Advisers

Eldridge Credit Advisers is a credit management entity within the Eldridge Industries group, founded by Todd Boehly. Boehly built Eldridge after his tenure at Guggenheim Partners, where he led credit and insurance investments; the firm's structure echoes that background, combining insurance float with direct investment. Eldridge Credit Advisers focuses on corporate credit, direct lending, and structured credit, often providing capital to middle-market companies. The firm's deals typically involve senior secured loans and unitranche facilities. Known portfolio companies that have received credit from Eldridge affiliates include security firm Allied Universal and entertainment company Vine Alternative Investments (per public record). Geographically, the firm operates across the United States and has transacted in select European markets. The broader Eldridge organization had approximately 300 professionals as of 2023 and maintains offices in Greenwich, Connecticut; New York City; and London. Eldridge also manages insurance subsidiaries and a philanthropy arm, the Eldridge Foundation. In September 2023, Eldridge Industries raised $2.2B for a credit fund, Eldridge Capital Solutions, reflecting continued deployment in private credit (per Bloomberg, September 2023). Eldridge Credit Advisers' structural differentiator is its integration within a diversified holding company that controls insurance, real estate, and operating businesses. This allows the credit arm to source deal flow from sister entities and underwrite against a broader balance sheet, rather than relying solely on external fund capital. The governance structure separates the credit advisory function from Eldridge's insurance and equity operations.