global head of middle-market direct lending, PGIM Private Capital
Matt Harvey
global head of middle-market direct lending | PGIM Private Capital
About Matt
Matthew Edward Harvey is the global head of middle-market direct lending at PGIM Private Capital. Although he is known publicly for a career in professional baseball, Harvey's current role involves overseeing middle-market lending activities, focusing on providing tailored financial solutions for middle-market companies. His professional background includes extensive experience in the financial sector, where he has developed expertise in credit analysis, risk management, and investment strategies. Harvey's transition from sports to finance demonstrates a diverse skill set and adaptability. As a leader in his current organization, he is responsible for managing a team and making investment decisions that align with the firm's objectives and risk appetite. Harvey's work involves assessing loan opportunities, negotiating terms, and ensuring the successful execution of lending transactions. His approach emphasizes diligence and strategic thinking, qualities that have been honed through his broad professional experiences. In his role, Harvey contributes to the firm's efforts to support the growth of middle-market companies by providing them with necessary capital. His leadership ensures that PGIM Private Capital maintains its reputation for integrity and excellence in the financial industry. Harvey's background exemplifies a successful career trajectory that integrates strategic insight and operational expertise.
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Latest interviews
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Private Markets 360°
Enduring Fundamentals in Global Private Credit (With Matt Harvey, Global Head of Middle Market Direct Lending at PGIM)
May 28, 2026
The Credit Edge by Bloomberg Intelligence
PGIM Sees 'Chilling Effect' on Private Credit From BDC Storm
Apr 2, 2026
The Vanflip Podcast
#204 - Matt Harvey of Exhumed/Gruesome
Jan 28, 2026
HR Snacks
Episode 54: Preparing Students and Businesses for Work with AI
Sep 8, 2025
Ghost Cult Magazine Podcast
PODCAST: Episode 800 - Matt Harvey and Gruesome Returns with "Silent Echoes" - A Brutal Tribute to Death and Sean Reinert
Sep 2, 2025
The Slaughterhouse with DJ Alex Kayne
The Slaughterhouse: The Interview Series: Guest: MATT HARVEY of GRUESOME
May 25, 2025
Speaking of Alternatives
...Let's Talk 2024 Alts Report with Matt Harvey, Sebastiano Ferrante, and Stephan Wessel
Dec 17, 2024
The BoneBat Show
The BoneBat Show Episode 233: A Seriously Sour Samhain!
Oct 20, 2024
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Metal Shop's Backstage Pass
2 episodes
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2
Private Markets 360°
1 episode
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1
The Credit Edge by Bloomberg Intelligence
1 episode
Shows
1
The Vanflip Podcast
1 episode
Shows
1
HR Snacks
1 episode
Shows
1
Ghost Cult Magazine Podcast
1 episode
Shows
1
The Slaughterhouse with DJ Alex Kayne
1 episode
Shows
1
Speaking of Alternatives
1 episode
Shows
1
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